Haha yeah, it sure surprised me. I was feeling doubtful and the scramble didn't even look too good. I didn't show it in the video, but when inspecting, I was shaking my head because I saw the scramble and genuinely though it would be one of the worst solves of the competition, boy was I wrong 😂
I still think you should have over a million subscribers. Your content is top notch quality, effects, and thumbnails. you really explain your videos really well. I hope you reach 20,000 subscribers this year!
Lol think I remember meeting you at Western Champs. I asked you to judge a satirical solve (which I never posted anyway because it actually looked real; I have uploaded a couple though and I labeled them fake, but anyways...) and I never even realized that you had such a great channel and reputation (you said something about your reputation or something and I never understood it until now) with amazing vids! I'll feature your channel on my page now since I now realized I met you without knowing it 😂
Haha yeah I hope so. I think I prolly will, i made a lot of progress since this video was filmed, and I have a comp in 2 weeks so hopefully I can break it then.
Hey! Sorry I had to take a break. Almost 3 years hardly taking a break I just had to give it a rest. I’ll be filming a new video today or tomorrow though! Got a package in the mail 😍
i cant understand why the most of the speedcubers are focused on the time they get and never on how they are good at solving... i prefer a 12 seconds solve where i saw the second pair in ispection than a 8 seconds solve where i skipped everything
I tend to feel that way more in practice. But i was actually proud of the 9 at the end because it was fullstep whereas that 10 from the last comp had a skip. I think the 10.67 from round 2 was fullstep but I was more proud of the 9 because of that. I do agree at the competition, people tend to think more about the times rather than the way they solved. For me, I worry about the times, and then take note of my overall way of solving in the back of my head so I know how to improve for next time.
I do that when I’m nervous lol. Sometimes I can get solves rotationless but in comp I resort to not doing it because I’m nervous. It’s something I’m working on 😅
