bobthegiraffemonkey
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Ouch! That happend to Zane in competition when he tried 25, 26 or something like that. Never happend to me i think but i am not sure. Do you change the order of your routes or anything like that? Or how can this happen? I can imagine what it felt like -.-
Greetings, Dennis
I'm not certain, but I think what happened was that when I went to put down the last cube in the first row and pick up the first cube in the second row, the first row had become misaligned with the second row, leading me to think that I had already moved onto the second row but accidentally picked up the first cube in the first row instead of the first cube in the second row, so I tried to fix that. It would make sense, I would think I was one cube ahead of where I actually was. It can't have been my route, I placed all my memo linearly along one route that I've used lots of times before, including for my official 7/7.
Solution: don't leave all the rows separate, have 2 rows next to each other as a reference like Maskow seems to do, that should really have been a clue for how to do MBLD properly
I'm making some progress with smaller MBLD attempts to train, but I'm trying to get good n/n successes for small numbers and keep getting (n-1)/n. I've had two decent sub-10 3/4 attempts with a single mistake, and a close 12:xy 4/5. (I've finally managed to get decent times for 2/2 and 3/3, but it took way more attempts than it should have).