How to use Roman Rooms to memorize for Blindsolving (4BLD, 5BLD, and MBLD) 

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I actually don’t do that haha. I don’t think it’s necessary since 1. It takes more time/effort to do so, 2. You already connected the first image to the locus (I talked about this), and 3. Each image is connected to the previous one

Noah mentioned this in his video, that's why I brought it up here. By interacting, I don't mean it has to be doing some explicit action, but for example in the video you showed the character crushing the ground, that qualifies as an "interaction"

Right, some interaction is good, but you don't want to be linking every single image to the locus. Just image-to-image linking is good enough. I've talked to Bed Pridmore (multiple time world memory champion) about this and he said that he doesn't put any extra effort into linking his images to their locus, the locus functions "more as a background or a by-product of the central process of memorising" while "the images themselves and the interaction between them" are what's more important

@Zach, neither mark nor I ever make the images interact with the room, so I'd definitely say it isn't necessary, or even objectively good. I think if anything that just wastes time during memo

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Lin Haoyue You can use something called the Major System (look up mnemonic major system). Use that to turn number into words and then use roman rooms (memory palace) to memorize the words.

Rooms for 4bld seems too slow...

You can use rooms for 3BLD but it may be simpler to just make a story out of it. Check out J Perm's tutorial for more info ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A64Sy4WKiWY.html

J Perm said to use stories. For example if you need to switch D with W it could be something like Dwarf workers. And then you make more an more of those in order until you’re memo is over.

I connect it to a certain thing, like for an edge, I'll remember some "bad" version of the letterpair and memorize "flipping ....", in the same way that mbld often just have extra words ending in "p" or "ip" for parity

It doesn't really matter, what's most important is that you practice. If no letters is too hard, try with letters

When you have a group of 2 or 3 letters, you can try your best to construct them into words. SC could be school, or scorpion.

It’s not my top priority right now, but I believe Josh Weimer is making one

of course

4BLD kk 👍

Hmm not for a while. It's about 4th or 5th on my list

Some people like to have a fixed number, but I just store everything from that piece type. For corners, it’s usually around 4, for edges it’s ~6

thanks bro