[Unofficial] Ryosuke Mondo 51 cube multi-bld attempt

[joey]

This is amazing. I won't say what the result was.

Congrats to him.
Highlight below, if you want the result.
36/51

 

[martijn_cube]

extreme, but very cool .
10 hours of memo

 

[Steve]

I wish I had that many cubes lol

 

[Mike Hughey]

It's great fun just looking at that huge wall of cubes.

It's sad that this would have been 0/51 in competition (since he took more than 8.5 hours just to memorize them).

 

[pcharles93]

It's worth coming early and staying late to watch though.

 

[ExoCorsair]

Mondo's attempts are always so amazing...

 

[alexc]

This guy is insane!

 

[ThePizzaGuy92]

this guy is my hero, he's so ambitious, haha

 

[cmhardw]

Mondo, you are truly an inspiration to all us blindfold cubers. That was incredible! Much respect!

Chris

 

[immortalcube]

That is freaking insane. I can barely memo one cube at a time, lol. 36/51 is way better than I'll ever do.

 

[Karthik]

Truly inspiring.

 

[fanwuq]

I will never have the time for such an attempt. Even with that time, I wouldn't dare to memorize more than 4 cubes. This is amazing.

 

[Mike Hughey]

Even with that time, I wouldn't dare to memorize more than 4 cubes.

Aww, why not? Once you successfully memorize 4 cubes, you'll realize 5 is really not much harder at all. And then 6 seems not that bad, and so on until you're trying ridiculous numbers of cubes. It's only a matter of time and practice (although somehow Ryosuke Mondo got way ahead of the rest of us!).

This is amazing.

Agreed.

 

[fanwuq]

The problem is that I've only successfully gotten one cube. I think I can do 4 if given 8 hours where I'm forced to do only multi BLD. Once I can average sub-2 min memorizing one cube, I'll try multi. Now, I'm averaging about 4 min memorizing one cube, so I'm not quite there yet.

 

[Jacco]

I have no words for this, it's just awesome.

I'm so slow at multi, but I want to train it. On my single blindsolves my memo is around 1 minute, but on multi-blind I'm just so careful and precisely memoing, it takes so much longer. Another part of the problem is my memo system. I currently just memo letters and make some links between them, which is way slower than PAO or journeys with firm letter pairs.

How long does it take on average to make and learn a full letter pair list?

 

[Mike Hughey]

How long does it take on average to make and learn a full letter pair list?

I can't speak for others, but I'd say it took me about a month or so (it's hard to remember, so I'm not sure). The hard part is making a letter pair list you're happy with. I did them one starting letter at a time, entering them into a Word document. Once I came up with a list I was happy with for a given starting letter, I usually had that list memorized within a day or two of creating it. Sometimes I did several starting letters at a time. I would think if you really went all out with trying to quickly create the list, you could do it quite fast if you really wanted to.

 

[Jacco]

Ok, thank you. I think it'd be really useful, especially because I'm working on bigger cubes blind. My only obstacle is time (...and homework).

 

[Ryosuke Mondo]

Thanks everyone.
It's took me a month for learn a full letter pair list.
And took 2 month for speed up remain them.

 

[*LukeMayn*]

lol that took a full day!

 

[AvGalen]

I already changed the amount of scrambles for multi-blind from 10 to 25 and then to 50 because of Tims 24/24. Should I change it to > 51 now?