--- In [email protected], "Craig Bouchard"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey Stefan,
>
> I thought you would be the one to ask about this. With your method,
> when are corners considered lucky, and when are edges considered
> lucky. Of course you can't use the standard on speedcubing.com
> becuase it is for a 4 step solving. I just did a 2:33.10 (started
> using your method on sunday, PS, it rocks) and I solved 7 corners
and
> 7 edges...Could you please let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Craig
Does that include time for memorization? Even with only 7 edges that
would be very impressive for that short amount of practice...
I'd say with this method a piece is only lucky if it's solved, i.e. at
the correct place with the correct orientation. How many are allowed
to be solved to still call it non-lucky? I don't know :-). To be
honest, I don't (yet) care much about this because I'm not (yet) fast
enough for it to matter. If I'm under 1:30 and I'd claim one of the
top spots, then I'll think about what's lucky :-)
Cheers!
Stefan
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