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The guy I learned to speedcube from was so good that we would secretly flip a corner or edge on his cube, challenge him to a race, and he would solve it to the
by frob 4y ago
The guy I learned to speedcube from was so good that we would secretly flip a corner or edge on his cube, challenge him to a race, and he would solve it to the point where only one piece was flipped, curse at us, fix it himself, and still beat us all by at least 10 seconds.
- falcrist 4y agoDepending on his method, he probably saw the problem immediately when he got to the last layer.
- buu700 4y agoYep, it would be readily apparent by that point. You wouldn't even need to "solve" it first; you would see pretty much instantly that the last layer was in an impossible position. Source: I got into speedcubing for a couple years in high school and averaged in the 30s, with a record of 26 seconds.
- frob 4y agoThis is absolutely true. I believe he was at least using ZLL at that time, so it only took him 10-15 seconds to figure it out.