Thanks for the tutorial. Tomorrow I have my first official competition in MBLD, I’ll try to follow your tips, (tip 2 is the best for me: memo and solve in the same order: CE/CE) even do we have different buffers and letters, but the idea remains always the same. I have chosen only 2 cubes (that’s enough for me). I’ll do the chained word method with images...
Eights months later, I can write that I haven't any MBLD good solved yet, but today I have just started to solve 3BLD with the roman rooms method, I take again your scramble, I have placed in one room the corners and in other room the edges, and that have worked very good. Thank you very much for all your help!!!
I'm so close to finishing learning 3style, I can't wait to start grinding solves and working towards sub-1:00! (also it will make Multi-BLD much less tiring)
My burning question is when to know to add more cubes? I’m currently doing 6 cubes and have gotten a handful of 5/6 in under 45 mins. So I could add at least one more cube maybe two. But I have not gotten a 6/6 yet…. Do I keep trying 6? Or because I know my memo capacity is not capped out yet should I just move up to what I can squeeze into an hour? Then work on accuracy from there?
Have more memory palaces. Like the memory competitors, the more memory palaces you have at your disposal, the more you can store. Like your grandparents house or another house you been. All it takes its walk trought the house, because we humans are really excepcional in spacial memory
probs although I still do that in comp cos it's such a strong habit for me 😅 (oh actually I forgot some cubes and redid some in my last ocr so it might've worked out then)
How do you deal and memorize with parity, twists and flips (when using3 style) in this cece order in mbld? Also, what cheap and good cubes do you recommend for mbld?
assuming you use UFR buffer for corners, pretend the locations of the UF and UR pieces are swapped in memo (so you'd technically start edge memo where UR is instead of UF). This differs from the parity method commonly used for 3-Style 3BLD with the CEEC order where you pretend the UF and UR PIECES are swapped (as opposed to what are in the UF/UR positions). I also explain it in this ancient video from like 5 years ago but for the UBL buffer (so UB/UL swap instead) but I think it's still relevant: th-cam.com/video/xVbw1TEuHR4/w-d-xo.html
I'm not up to date with cubing hardware so much but I think looking up 'best budget speedcubes 2021' or something will help you find what you're looking for 👍
What is your opinion on Graham's "Weak swap" concept? Do you use this in MBLD, whether purposefully, intuitively or accidentally or do you not do this/have your own method for dealing with parity?
I can’t solve blind because my memorisation isn’t good. I have attempted BLD and I average around 16.3 on 3x3 but I just can’t seem to do it. I have used your tutorials as well jack. Any suggestions
I can find where the pieces go and the make letter pairs it's mainly just remembering those letter pairs. There are 12 edges so for me to remember all the letter pairs that I made then doing that again for corners is a lot. I know how the actual process works and I have watched several tutorials as well. I really Dont know why it is so hard for me. Also my memory is average so it's not like I have a bad memory
@@infinitecubing1305 are you making words/stories/images out of those letter pairs? If so, can you give me an example? My memory is 'average' as well but I've trained it a lot in the blindsolving context (so it doesn't look like that hahah).
@@JackCaiCubing I can make the stories and pairs and I probably could do it with practice it's just the flipped pieces and new cycles that make it hard. I know what to do with those cases it's just hard. When I get home (I am on a train home from school) I'll practice 2BLD so and i can get familiar with the edges. Thanks for all the help
I'm not sure what method you use but you can do something like this for pretty much any method: th-cam.com/video/xVbw1TEuHR4/w-d-xo.html (I do this for 3-style but I swap uf/ur)
@@fenek6562 Actually learning m2 forces you to change your buffer piece to DF, so when learning 3style youre gonna need to change it again to the U layer, theres no need for more buffer piece changes then UR -> UF. Furthermore m2 solves 1 piece at a time just like OP, so if you feel comfortable about your OP i really recommend you not to waste your time on m2 and jump straight to learning 3style
Learning the Turbo method as an introduction to 3style is for example a very good idea that will help you get the understanding and general concepts behind 3style
@@wojtekrogozinski3426 Yeah, I'm pretty used to my buffer, i also think i have a good understanding of commutators. Of course it would be better to begin with m2/op but I didn't. Btw are you from Poland because I am?
I just started learning bld and it was so much fun. also I follow ur tutorials and u did a very good job explaining everything. Thanks Jack ! 💜
Thanks for the tutorial. Tomorrow I have my first official competition in MBLD, I’ll try to follow your tips, (tip 2 is the best for me: memo and solve in the same order: CE/CE) even do we have different buffers and letters, but the idea remains always the same. I have chosen only 2 cubes (that’s enough for me). I’ll do the chained word method with images...
Eights months later, I can write that I haven't any MBLD good solved yet, but today I have just started to solve 3BLD with the roman rooms method, I take again your scramble, I have placed in one room the corners and in other room the edges, and that have worked very good. Thank you very much for all your help!!!
Thank you so much for this Tutorial!!!
I'm so close to finishing learning 3style, I can't wait to start grinding solves and working towards sub-1:00! (also it will make Multi-BLD much less tiring)
Congrats and good luck bro!
Yeah the feeling is amazing
Yo guys, quick update - I average 40 seconds on 3bld now, thanks for your support lol
@@hamzaabbaszaidi8788 nice
My burning question is when to know to add more cubes? I’m currently doing 6 cubes and have gotten a handful of 5/6 in under 45 mins. So I could add at least one more cube maybe two. But I have not gotten a 6/6 yet…. Do I keep trying 6? Or because I know my memo capacity is not capped out yet should I just move up to what I can squeeze into an hour? Then work on accuracy from there?
yeh definitely go for more cubes, it isn't worth going for a perfect score first
Have more memory palaces. Like the memory competitors, the more memory palaces you have at your disposal, the more you can store. Like your grandparents house or another house you been. All it takes its walk trought the house, because we humans are really excepcional in spacial memory
Tip 1: during exec i think it's better to not put the cubes back where they were
Unless you're practicing at home and want to analyse dnfs
probs although I still do that in comp cos it's such a strong habit for me 😅 (oh actually I forgot some cubes and redid some in my last ocr so it might've worked out then)
How do you deal and memorize with parity, twists and flips (when using3 style) in this cece order in mbld? Also, what cheap and good cubes do you recommend for mbld?
assuming you use UFR buffer for corners, pretend the locations of the UF and UR pieces are swapped in memo (so you'd technically start edge memo where UR is instead of UF). This differs from the parity method commonly used for 3-Style 3BLD with the CEEC order where you pretend the UF and UR PIECES are swapped (as opposed to what are in the UF/UR positions). I also explain it in this ancient video from like 5 years ago but for the UBL buffer (so UB/UL swap instead) but I think it's still relevant: th-cam.com/video/xVbw1TEuHR4/w-d-xo.html
I'm not up to date with cubing hardware so much but I think looking up 'best budget speedcubes 2021' or something will help you find what you're looking for 👍
What is your opinion on Graham's "Weak swap" concept? Do you use this in MBLD, whether purposefully, intuitively or accidentally or do you not do this/have your own method for dealing with parity?
Weak swap is optimal
Is multi harder than 4bld?
it depends on the amount of cubes your doing, but otherwise, its easier to
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ohhhhhhh so that's why ducc
yes the ducc mystery is revealed 🦆🦆🦆
Tip 2 is something I don't do lmao
oh wow didn't know that hahah, it seems to still be working out for you tho
You should get onto it, probably even before the other thing you should get onto
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I can’t solve blind because my memorisation isn’t good. I have attempted BLD and I average around 16.3 on 3x3 but I just can’t seem to do it. I have used your tutorials as well jack. Any suggestions
which part of memorisation is holding you back in bld? (creating letter pair words, figuring out where the letters go, retaining info, etc.)?
I can find where the pieces go and the make letter pairs it's mainly just remembering those letter pairs. There are 12 edges so for me to remember all the letter pairs that I made then doing that again for corners is a lot. I know how the actual process works and I have watched several tutorials as well. I really Dont know why it is so hard for me. Also my memory is average so it's not like I have a bad memory
It's probably just flipped pieces and new cycles that make it hard
@@infinitecubing1305 are you making words/stories/images out of those letter pairs? If so, can you give me an example? My memory is 'average' as well but I've trained it a lot in the blindsolving context (so it doesn't look like that hahah).
@@JackCaiCubing I can make the stories and pairs and I probably could do it with practice it's just the flipped pieces and new cycles that make it hard. I know what to do with those cases it's just hard. When I get home (I am on a train home from school) I'll practice 2BLD so and i can get familiar with the edges. Thanks for all the help
How do you memorize parity exactly?
I'm not sure what method you use but you can do something like this for pretty much any method: th-cam.com/video/xVbw1TEuHR4/w-d-xo.html (I do this for 3-style but I swap uf/ur)
@@JackCaiCubing thanks. I use 3style with full floating lol. Im the first person to memorize it in Philippines
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I'm kinda good with op/op, is it worth it to learn m2 or wait a little bit longer and just learn 3 style?
I'm gonna say learn m2/op primarily because I think practising audio memo for edges will be easier
@@JackCaiCubing Ok, thx for help
@@fenek6562 Actually learning m2 forces you to change your buffer piece to DF, so when learning 3style youre gonna need to change it again to the U layer, theres no need for more buffer piece changes then UR -> UF. Furthermore m2 solves 1 piece at a time just like OP, so if you feel comfortable about your OP i really recommend you not to waste your time on m2 and jump straight to learning 3style
Learning the Turbo method as an introduction to 3style is for example a very good idea that will help you get the understanding and general concepts behind 3style
@@wojtekrogozinski3426 Yeah, I'm pretty used to my buffer, i also think i have a good understanding of commutators. Of course it would be better to begin with m2/op but I didn't. Btw are you from Poland because I am?
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Wow im doing bld and getting started into multi. Thanks Jack!
I have only 3 3x3 and 2 are trash so no multi blind for me :[
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I don't know if you are gonna see this, but how do you memorize edge or corner twists? The most DNF's that I have is because of that
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That comment at the front- I stared at it for 3 minutes
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