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You can't permute corners with rRUM (e.g. you can't do an A-Perm)how is the cube not reduced to rRUM in sb? and CMLL is really easy
You can't permute corners with rRUM (e.g. you can't do an A-Perm)how is the cube not reduced to rRUM in sb? and CMLL is really easy
oh i thought he meant SB only and not after itYou can't permute corners with rRUM (e.g. you can't do an A-Perm)
I’m pretty sure at the current stage it doesn’t even compare to say CFOP for 2H because of the awkward grip required to do u and r moves in the start and the active thinking portion for EO. But then again I can argue similarly for Roux, yet people are quite fast with it in 2H as well.Would you consider this to be a viable 2h method?
Just like ZZ is just CFOP EO lol.D2 F2 D' R2 U' L2 B2 U' F2 R2 F L2 U' R U' L' D L B2 F'
what movecount can you get on this scramble
this method is actually just LEOR cp btw
I don't particularly care for cp first methods in speedsolving. They've been around for at least 4 years (possibly longer, but I haven't been able to find documentation of it) and it's been shown that cp in inspection can be done quickly and fairly easily (see 2gr).I'd like to here what @shadowslice e thinks of this, considering he's the creator of Briggs
I'm similarly sceptical, but this may just be because of my ignorance. Here's what I've been thinking:I'm also not convinced forcing 2gll is actually worth it. Afaik 2gll is not much (if at all) faster than zbll for oh on average.
RUD is definitely not a 'very good' OH movesetWith a z rotation, you can do corner permutation in the last layer using U/R/D moves, which is a very good move set for OH.
Besides R and U, what's the next best layer for OH? I always preferred D moves because you don't have to regrip or rotate.RUD is definitely not a 'very good' OH moveset
RUD is definitely not a 'very good' OH moveset
Yeah, D moves are easy. The problem is your grip. If your hand is parrellel with the cube, D moves are easy. A low down grip, though, doesn't allow for the same ease.Besides R and U, what's the next best layer for OH? I always preferred D moves.
M is very good.Besides R and U, what's the next best layer for OH? I always preferred D moves.
Oh right - I do OH standing up on the train so I can't do M moves, as there is no table to abuse. If I had a table then of course M.M is very good.
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