[Unofficial] Who still does speed BLD?

[Lucas Garron]

I do, apparently.

You can see bad delays in exec, and a huge cube rotation before the G (Gah, forgot to do fRUR'U'f' from the back!). That could've been sub-9, easily...

 

[dolphyfan]

Ill learn how to do it once I get a cube then you wont be the only person.

 

[philkt731]

haha, yeah I haven't done it in a LONG time

 

[F.P.]

haha, yeah I haven't done it in a LONG time

same here...even though it's one of the most interesting things you can do with the cube.

 

[KJiptner]

I would do it if I had developed a good memo system for that Doing it normal style wastes my brain.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

Ill learn how to do it once I get a cube then you wont be the only person.

Why do you not have a cube, anyway?

And anyway, you Germans are strange...

 

[fanwuq]

you are crazy! I get that kind of memo time regular BLD!
I don't think I'll be able to trace further than 2 F2L pairs.

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

How do you know his memo time?

 

[Mike Hughey]

How do you know his memo time?

On the YouTube page, he says that it should have been sub-10 but he spent extra time on the LL. So I assume it was somewhere a bit over 10 minutes.

 

[Lucas Garron]

How do you know his memo time?

On the YouTube page, he says that it should have been sub-10 but he spent extra time on the LL. So I assume it was somewhere a bit over 10 minutes.

It was probably 15 by the time I did edge tracing on LL a few dozen times.
Anyhow, it was a relatively nice 7-move xcross.

Does anyone want a reconstruction?
(I would provide one already, but then you'd see the stupid execution style that cost me an easy sub-10.)

 

[F.P.]

scramble+reconstruction would be interesting.

 

[Kenneth]

Great solve Lucas, the WR is yours as soon as you get the chance (well, DNF is still possible)