Ayce
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Attempted to do a 3BLD, came close with 7 edges off, my closest I've ever been.
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A week or two actually. Can't say I did (can't really remember how I did it, I know I sort of learnt the method and then never could do it until I picked up cubing again in Oct 2017. Many other learn it this fast. Good tutorials nowadays make that so much easier.You could probably learn it in a month.
You could probably learn it in a month.
I can remember that I watched a bunch of tutorials and got my first success the morning after so it is definitely possible to learn really quickly.A week or two actually.
If only I could do blind...
As others have said, it's much easier to learn than you might expect. I had my first success a couple of days after I really started trying to learn. The main thing is learning the lettering scheme. There are a lot of intermediate steps. I did sighted solves, then wrote out the letters and hid the cube under the table while I did the solve, reading the letters. Then I wrote out the memo, memorized it after writing it, and tried full solves. I also worked on the same scrambles several times in a row, until I succeeded.I know right?
I’ve tried to learn once, I know how to do everything, it’s just memo. I can’t memorize 20 smoothing letters, even if I form it into sentences, or letter pairs.As others have said, it's much easier to learn than you might expect. I had my first success a couple of days after I really started trying to learn. The main thing is learning the lettering scheme. There are a lot of intermediate steps. I did sighted solves, then wrote out the letters and hid the cube under the table while I did the solve, reading the letters. Then I wrote out the memo, memorized it after writing it, and tried full solves. I also worked on the same scrambles several times in a row, until I succeeded.
It did take a lot of patience and persistence, and I haven't practiced any other events for about a week. So, if you have other cubing goals that are more important too you, then it might make sense to put it off.
i've heard before that it really is easy, but i want to accomplish other things before i do itAs others have said, it's much easier to learn than you might expect. I had my first success a couple of days after I really started trying to learn. The main thing is learning the lettering scheme. There are a lot of intermediate steps. I did sighted solves, then wrote out the letters and hid the cube under the table while I did the solve, reading the letters. Then I wrote out the memo, memorized it after writing it, and tried full solves. I also worked on the same scrambles several times in a row, until I succeeded.
It did take a lot of patience and persistence, and I haven't practiced any other events for about a week. So, if you have other cubing goals that are more important too you, then it might make sense to put it off.
I’ve tried to learn once, I know how to do everything, it’s just memo. I can’t memorize 20 smoothing letters, even if I form it into sentences, or letter pairs.
Well it's not exactly easy - it's just easiER than I thought it would be. It definitely takes serious commitment, patience, and practice. There will definitely be stumbling blocks and frustrations. Edge memo with cycle breaks was torture when I didn't know my lettering scheme well yet.i've heard before that it really is easy, but i want to accomplish other things before i do it
I guess that Graham Siggins would say: life starts at 50I just completed a 3/3 multi blind success in 35:52 - 25 minutes for memo and 10 minutes for execution. I feel that my life is complete.
