@Banzai9 said in #30:
> It literally says that he has averages between 4 and 6 seconds.
> But @Vedantt has a point, @PeynirSever2134 if you average 6 seconds why havent you signed up? You should
I think competitions are too stressful, I once went to a math competition, I don't quite like the environment. Also, I'm always scared that I will break the rules. There are hundreds of rules. I like to practice at home.
Ok then. I haven't go to a competition either, but i want to. The problem is that i live on an island where no competitions are organized. [Canary islands]
@Banzai9 said in #32:
> Ok then. I haven't go to a competition either, but i want to. The problem is that i live on an island where no competitions are organized. [Canary islands]
Unlucky place for cubing but there are great sights there!
@PeynirSever2134 said in #33:
> Unlucky place for cubing but there are great sights there!
True. And delicious food too.
@Banzai9 said in #34:
> True. And delicious food too.
Nice!
Should mirror cubes be an official competition or not?
@Banzai9 said in #36:
> Should mirror cubes be an official competition or not?
There aren't that many mirror speedcubes right now, just the GAN Mirror M, and it costs kinda too much. If there were budget mirror speedcubes, and more speedcube brands designed mirror cubes, then sure! But I wouldn't be good at it, since I average around 50 seconds at home. But my main events are 5x5, 6x6 and 7x7, so I don't practice other events that much. This is getting a bit off topic ;)
Regards,
PeynirSever2134
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