Is anyone bypassing parity in bld?
I just refreshed my memory of the old pochmann method to start blindfold solving again. I always found parity a nuisance because it didn't seem to come up that often, and when it did I'd have to refresh my memory of the alg.
I watched a jperm video statimg one could skip parity by swaping two pieces. It's longer but I wouldn't have to keep up the parity alg.
Also one thing that was a problem was making sure I had all of my pieces memorized. If there's any good way to keep track of pieces I'd live to know it. Many times I'd do what I thought was a perfect solve only to open my eyes to see a mess.
I just refreshed my memory of the old pochmann method to start blindfold solving again. I always found parity a nuisance because it didn't seem to come up that often, and when it did I'd have to refresh my memory of the alg.
I watched a jperm video statimg one could skip parity by swaping two pieces. It's longer but I wouldn't have to keep up the parity alg.
Also one thing that was a problem was making sure I had all of my pieces memorized. If there's any good way to keep track of pieces I'd live to know it. Many times I'd do what I thought was a perfect solve only to open my eyes to see a mess.