alexc
Veteran
I did another attempt for the weekly comp. 1/2 in 13:xx minutes. One cube had two flipped edges. At least I'm not getting 0/2. So far, I've gotten (in chronological order) 1/2, 0/2, 1/2, 2/2 
D), and 1/2.
Oh, yeah, I also thought of a new memo method that I think will work well. I will use Roman Rooms. I find Roman Rooms pretty easy to recall, especially if I have the object interacting with the location. Then, I will prepare 2 lists of images. Each list will contain a separate image for each corner and edge. Therefore, I will have 2 images for every piece, so there's a total of 84 images, much easier to master than a letter pair system. I will place 2 images in each location. The first piece in the cycle will be an image from list one, the second piece from list two. This way, I can place 2 images per location and not have to worry about remembering the order. This also decreases the number of locations I'll need. I have prepared and am mastering the first list currently.
D), and 1/2.Oh, yeah, I also thought of a new memo method that I think will work well. I will use Roman Rooms. I find Roman Rooms pretty easy to recall, especially if I have the object interacting with the location. Then, I will prepare 2 lists of images. Each list will contain a separate image for each corner and edge. Therefore, I will have 2 images for every piece, so there's a total of 84 images, much easier to master than a letter pair system. I will place 2 images in each location. The first piece in the cycle will be an image from list one, the second piece from list two. This way, I can place 2 images per location and not have to worry about remembering the order. This also decreases the number of locations I'll need. I have prepared and am mastering the first list currently.
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