Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

After 8 months of blindcubing, today I got my first sub-1: 55.08 (non lucky)
R2 U2 B2 R' L2 D' U' F' D R B' D2 U R2 F' B R2 B' F U' D' L F2 D2 L'

memo was very easy for me:
edges: KIM J TAYP L DVD
corners: KIAZ (and A perm on the D face)

I'm really happy :)
 
I don't use journey either. I use whatever. There's no name for my method, but it's certainly related to journey/rooms.

I just make random rooms, remember the order via a "route"..ish. Sorta. I just know the order of my rooms. And I just go in the room and go (counter)clockwise in the room and when I'm done, it's the next room.

I wouldn't mind tips though, it's s illy of me not to take good advice when it's available :).
 
I don't use journey either. I use whatever. There's no name for my method, but it's certainly related to journey/rooms.

My opinion is that journey and room are actually the same method. May be it would be more accurate to call it the "path" method. It is really to have a path linking locations. Whatever the path is within a room or outside or a journey, when memorizing/recalling it all comes down to going through the location of the path. To use solely either room or journey is unnecessarily restricted, I think.

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edit: What I meant is that I agree with Chester. And he proved it works :)
 
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Awesome job, Chester! That you've made up some locations right before the attempt makes it super cool. I can't even beat that coolness with 24/24. I should probably just give up. :)

My opinion is that journey and room are actually the same method. May be it would be more accurate to call it the "path" method. It is really to have a path linking locations. Whatever the path is within a room or outside or a journey, when memorizing/recalling it all comes down to going through the location of the path. To use solely either room or journey is unnecessarily restricted, I think.

+1.
 
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