Stefan
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Of course if I make a claim like that, I have evidence.
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Part 1) This video from this thread.
He applies the scramble correctly, the twisting is not edited, and the time is correct. However...
The solve is incredibly easy after a complicated xcross:
scramble: B2 D U2 R2 F2 D2 L2 F2 D2 L2 D' R2 U F' D U B' R' U F2 U' L2 U'
9 moves extended cross: B2 (R' R) U (R' R2) U R' F' U L R'
3 moves second pair: B' U B
3 moves third pair: B U B'
4 moves fourth pair and OLL: U R U2 R'
PLL = edge 3-cycle
There are canceling moves in his xcross.
He said "couple of f2ls. zbf2l. pll solved". There's no ZBF2L and there's no OLL or PLL skip.
When asked why he didn't inspect, he replied "shuffle for so long, along the way i also inspect lor haha". This would already be hard to believe if it wasn't a complicated xcross and if he weren't at the same time looking at the screen reading the scramble.
He needs 24 seconds to scramble, suggesting he's a slow cuber.
The scramble has only 23 moves. He uses JNetCube which shows 25 moves scrambles.
I painted the scrambled cube in Cube Explorer and let it generate it. Cube Explorer found this generator, which is *exactly* the same as Yish's scramble after a y2 cube rotation.
F2 D U2 L2 B2 D2 R2 B2 D2 R2 D' L2 U B' D U F' L' U B2 U' R2 U'
Conclusion: He probably constructed the solve and let Cube Explorer generate a fake scramble for it.
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Part 2) This video from this thread.
Scramble with U=yellow and F=red:
F2 L2 U2 R F2 U R' B' F2 R2 U F2 R' F' L' R D' R2 (18f)
1 move during inspection: D'
8 moves double extended cross: U B U B' R' U F B'
3 moves third pair: F U F'
7 moves fourth pair: B' U' B U' B' U' B
6 moves OLL: B U L U' L' B'
PLL = edge 3-cycle
So again an incredibly easy solve after an (in this time even double) xcross (which was btw executed just as quickly as the rest of his solve). There's also some moves canceling again but this time I left them out.
Conclusion: Probably another constructed and rehearsed fake solve.
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Part 1) This video from this thread.
He applies the scramble correctly, the twisting is not edited, and the time is correct. However...
The solve is incredibly easy after a complicated xcross:
scramble: B2 D U2 R2 F2 D2 L2 F2 D2 L2 D' R2 U F' D U B' R' U F2 U' L2 U'
9 moves extended cross: B2 (R' R) U (R' R2) U R' F' U L R'
3 moves second pair: B' U B
3 moves third pair: B U B'
4 moves fourth pair and OLL: U R U2 R'
PLL = edge 3-cycle
There are canceling moves in his xcross.
He said "couple of f2ls. zbf2l. pll solved". There's no ZBF2L and there's no OLL or PLL skip.
When asked why he didn't inspect, he replied "shuffle for so long, along the way i also inspect lor haha". This would already be hard to believe if it wasn't a complicated xcross and if he weren't at the same time looking at the screen reading the scramble.
He needs 24 seconds to scramble, suggesting he's a slow cuber.
The scramble has only 23 moves. He uses JNetCube which shows 25 moves scrambles.
I painted the scrambled cube in Cube Explorer and let it generate it. Cube Explorer found this generator, which is *exactly* the same as Yish's scramble after a y2 cube rotation.
F2 D U2 L2 B2 D2 R2 B2 D2 R2 D' L2 U B' D U F' L' U B2 U' R2 U'
Conclusion: He probably constructed the solve and let Cube Explorer generate a fake scramble for it.
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Part 2) This video from this thread.
Scramble with U=yellow and F=red:
F2 L2 U2 R F2 U R' B' F2 R2 U F2 R' F' L' R D' R2 (18f)
1 move during inspection: D'
8 moves double extended cross: U B U B' R' U F B'
3 moves third pair: F U F'
7 moves fourth pair: B' U' B U' B' U' B
6 moves OLL: B U L U' L' B'
PLL = edge 3-cycle
So again an incredibly easy solve after an (in this time even double) xcross (which was btw executed just as quickly as the rest of his solve). There's also some moves canceling again but this time I left them out.
This is his defense after someone pointed out he made the D' turn near the end of inspection. It could very well be the truth, as he probably knew the scramble perfectly and thus was able to recognize it wasn't correctly scrambled.during the handing over of the scrambled cube i fumbled and almost dropped it, so i accidentally spun the D face (need to adjust my cube tension) when i grabbed it before it hit the floor. so yeah >< didnt have time to shift it back then cos my friend started the countdown. so i had to observe first then shift it back into place.
Conclusion: Probably another constructed and rehearsed fake solve.
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