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using my new ultra-mega-super-special-secret memo method.
4:29 4BLD DNF, off by 4 centers. The worst part is I know exactly what I did wrong
Did [r2, U' l2 U] instead of [r2, U l2 U'] to do a 2 swap during centers :fp
4:29 4BLD DNF, off by 4 centers. The worst part is I know exactly what I did wrong
Did [r2, U' l2 U] instead of [r2, U l2 U'] to do a 2 swap during centers :fp
I was just viewing http://www.speedcubing.com/chris/memo-words.html again, and realised that Chris had chosen predetermined words/sounds for every letter pair. I thought, wow, this would be much faster, and even more reliable too. However, this seems to restrict it to letter pairs. I use letters on their own, letter pairs, letter triplets, even letter quadruplets and higher (I once had all 6 corner targets, as one word, or which, all letters made me think of).
Does anyone good (and by good I don't mean anyone fast, I mean anyone who does a lot of practice) not have predetermined words/images for letter pairs? I'm wondering if I really need to learn something similar to Chris, if I want a higher, and faster success rate. I know for one, Faz doesn't use predetermined words/images, as at a meetup once, while memoing for 4bld, he asked me for an image using the letters GC (I gave him glacier).
Do you guys recommend me switching to predetermined words?
Yes very slow, I know. Seriously though, that is extremely good memo.Okay, so like, 5bld dnf 9:37.
Slow, I know, but 3:18 memo. I messed up exec, I forgot which buffers I was using after solving the first two buffers for x centers, and I guessed the order of the last wings.
Off by 2+2 x centers, and 2+3+2 wings.
Bad luck, I know I've said this before; but the ability to visually memorise a 7x7 amazes me.7x7x7bld megafail
Memo felt safe (as safe as it can get with visual) and during execution I only once doubted if I had made a wrong move. I take of my blindfold just to find the cube more scrambled than when I began. No corners or any type of edges where in place, and there were only slightly more correct centers than on a regular scramble. Even middle centers were wrong, which leads me to think that I might have rotated the cube very early in the solve. Sad...
7x7x7bld megafail
Memo felt safe (as safe as it can get with visual) and during execution I only once doubted if I had made a wrong move. I take of my blindfold just to find the cube more scrambled than when I began. No corners or any type of edges where in place, and there were only slightly more correct centers than on a regular scramble. Even middle centers were wrong, which leads me to think that I might have rotated the cube very early in the solve. Sad...
you must be spewing all that work for nothing
It was a very strange feeling to do the last commutator (actually a T-perm because of corner-edge parity), sit for a while with the blindfold on to check my memory for things that I might have forgotten, decide that I had done everything and think that there was a big chance of my first success, then take the blindfold of and BAM!
That was my fifth attempt. It will take me some time to get motivated again, but since I love bigbld I will likely try again within this year![]()
7x7x7bld megafail![]()
I feel for you - those are so demotivating. But in my experience, often a disaster like this is followed by a full-on success. Good luck with your next try - I'm sure you'll get one soon!
Lars those happen, no worries man. Just remember the golden rule for big cube BLD, especially for 6x6 and 7x7: Any practice is good practice, no matter the outcome.
I feel for you - those are so demotivating. But in my experience, often a disaster like this is followed by a full-on success. Good luck with your next try - I'm sure you'll get one soon!
Lars those happen, no worries man. Just remember the golden rule for big cube BLD, especially for 6x6 and 7x7: Any practice is good practice, no matter the outcome.