[Unofficial] Wicaksono Adi, Multi BLD 13/13 in 54:23 (28:51)

You know my bro, after wathcing your video i couldn't say nothing but you make all Indonesian Cuber proud to be Indonesian.

Top of the world is not possible
:)

Edit : Should be "Top of the world is not impossible". I think my finger was shaking after watching his video and started to misstype everything. Just like when i saw him got 11/11
 
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You know my bro, after wathcing your video i couldn't say nothing but you make all Indonesian Cuber proud to be Indonesian.

Top of the world is not possible
:)

Don't you mean "now"?

Oh Sorry misstype

I mean Top of the world is not impossible
But it is just the same with Top of the world is now possible

The point is, he deserve to be the best. I think everyone would aggree with me
:D
 
[...] then your execution would become much faster, and 16 cubes would be extremely easy for you. [...]

LOL! Lets say you go a bit too far there.:) Based on my own experience, multi BLD requires an intense and sustained concentration.

Well I figure that it would take a few months of training to make a large improvement in turningspeed, and in those few months his memory abilities would improve as well. He might be able to memo 16 cubes in 40 or so minutes(He is at about 2:15 per cube now, so this isn't too unreasonable) then with 1min exec per cube 16 is easy.
 
@Stefan: be ware, I am still not 100% sure that your comment "vaz a jok".
Gah... I thought I made it 100% obvious. That was just a parody of typical youtube comments. My way to say "congrats!".

Sooner or later someone else would have invented the same methods but it was you who did it! Thanks!
Yes, I also think someone else would've. I was a bit lucky to get into cubing and memory early on. And... I very much admire people who actually *do* blindcubing well, like Chuck and you. Without practicioners, the methods and ideas would be nothing.

So yeah, congrats Chuck, and I look forward to even better results!
 
Gah... I thought I made it 100% obvious. That was just a parody of typical youtube comments. My way to say "congrats!".

Yes, I also think someone else would've. I was a bit lucky to get into cubing and memory early on. And... I very much admire people who actually *do* blindcubing well, like Chuck and you. Without practicioners, the methods and ideas would be nothing.

So yeah, congrats Chuck, and I look forward to even better results!


Thank you very much, sir :)
I hope someday I can meet you in person.
 
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