That gives bad look-ahead, more weird cases and probably results in needing more algs for the last edges (parities). The whole point of AVG edges is that you work from a fixed position (buffer) so you basically get a large chain of edge-pairing with very good look-ahead.
Mr. van Galen: Sometimes I go for long chains if I see them. I don't think my lookahead is too bad - I can generally see the next pair I will go for before I do it. The only problem is it involves a bit of rotating.
Going for long chains can save a couple of moves, but it can also backfire very bad (dFL -> dFR -> dBR -> dFL) especially if you don't "memo" the pieces that are already in the chain. You might end up looking all over the cube before you realize the chain is bad and all you needed was a B-turn for a nice 3-cycle.
some times i sub 1 centers but for edges i am terrible it takes me 2 minutes so i get 4 5 minutes so is there anything i can do to sub 80 seconds for 5x5
some times i sub 1 centers but for edges i am terrible it takes me 2 minutes so i get 4 5 minutes so is there anything i can do to sub 80 seconds for 5x5
some times i sub 2 centers but for edges i am terrible it takes me 4 minutes so i get 45 minutes so is there anything i can do to sub 80 seconds for 5x5