Who Will Be the Surpasser of Feliks Zemdegs?

Coke said:
I stand corrected.

My point being, he was like 13 or so when he started, and he was sub 20 after a month or so. Something like that. He also set his first WR's when he was 13.
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If you're going to post, at least cross check your facts first -.-

Getting a sub20 ao5 doesn't really count as being sub 20 in my opinion
 
Honestly, nobody. I think at this point someone cant spend enough time practicing all the events to become amazing at all of them. I think were going to have one person totally dominating for each event.
 
Coke said:
OMFG WHATEVER. I really don't care that much, and that's not my point.

MY POINT BEING age is not a super big factor in cubing.
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You're joking right? When you get older, you get college, more school work, have to get a job, maybe 2. Clearly younger people have more free time to cube/do whatever they want. I'm guessing you are probably 13 and haven't had to manage any responsibility in your life yet.
 
cube-o-holic said:
You joined the forum 10 months ago, so you've probably been cubing for longer.
You got down to sub 23 in a month and a half and it took you till 2 weeks ago to graduate from the racing to sub 20 thread.
Those (at least) 8 months must've been really painful after improving so quickly.
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I joined in then, but i didn't start cubing for real (learned how to solve it actually) until September 29th. And the reason for graduating so late is because I hate participating in race threads. I have no motivation

Also because I was stuck at 21 seconds for 2 weeks and got frustrated and quit 3x3 for about 2 months lol.

Plus I was talking about relatively, in X amount of time I was down to this time, and his results are very similar to what mine were. Or did you mis-read my post?

Also, I had been sub 20 for a lot longer then 2 weeks..lol when I graduated I was like sub 18

I had taken about 3 and a half months of ACTUAL cubing (not the time I quit, which makes it about 5 and a half) to get down to sub 20 from the 23 second mark. And about another month and now I am averaging about 17.3.
 
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EricReese said:
You're joking right? When you get older, you get college, more school work, have to get a job, maybe 2. Clearly younger people have more free time to cube/do whatever they want. I'm guessing you are probably 13 and haven't had to manage any responsibility in your life yet.
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I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about you don't have to be in a specific range of age to be this good or be averaging xy.xy. You are over analyzing what i'm trying to say.

And actually, I do have a lot of responsibility on my shoulders right now. It's religious though, however so if I explained you probably wouldn't care.

And also, geometry takes a lot of work.
So shut up. (Jk)
 
I go to school 30 hours a week, I'm a reservist, I have a second side job with bout 12 to 15 hours a week, I train and own at CoDMW2 and I still find the time to practice enough to be sub 16. It's time management, nothing more IMO.

Just my two-cents.

For the thread's question: I doubt Feliks will last very long in 3x3x3 WR specifically since he made a **** load of other world class cubers realize that sub 8 avg was possible.... Like Yumi Tabuchi just went crazy and Rowe is not that far behind, I would say it's a matter of months before any of those (let's say) top 8 3x3 cubers get this ONE perfect solve and break Felik's time by a tenth of a second.
 
QCcuber4 said:
For the thread's question: I doubt Feliks will last very long in 3x3x3 WR specifically since he made a **** load of other world class cubers realize that sub 8 avg was possible.... Like Yumi Tabuchi just went crazy and Rowe is not that far behind, I would say it's a matter of months before any of those (let's say) top 8 3x3 cubers get this ONE perfect solve and break Felik's time by a tenth of a second.
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If Feliks gets beaten by a tenth of a second, he would probably beat it again anyway.
 
Jungleterrain said:
jessica fridrich herself states that the limit for speedcubing is about 5 seconds avg or something like that. She says so on her website :P
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BUT TEH SNYDER MEFOD THREE IS GONNA BE FAZTER

In all seriousness, times change. It was believed not too long ago that the limit was 10-12 seconds. We may surpass the current boundaries that we know very soon.
 
Jungleterrain said:
jessica fridrich herself states that the limit for speedcubing is about 5 seconds avg or something like that. She says so on her website :P
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Nonono, she estimates that the limit is 5 seconds, she does not at all state that;

"I estimate the limit for speed cubing at 5 seconds (the average time)" - Jessica Fridrich

Also, lol theanonymouscuber, just, lol.
 
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