U2 for Corners

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Hey guys, does anyone use U2 for corners now? I used the search function to find some freestyle methods and saw the post by fanwuq. I was thinking of switching to it.

Question:
1.How do you memo the corners?(I'm using visual for now but I think there has got to be a better way like letter pair for edges)

2.What is your time for memo and execution of corners with this method?

Thanks in advance for the help.

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fanwuq's post about the method
 
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Well, I use R2, which is similar, just at a different angle. I don't know if that counts.

I use visual. My memo time is about 15 seconds for corners. Execution is about 30 seconds-1 minute. I'm bad at execution
 
Well from practicing U2 it seems like it give more freedom. Maybe its just the angle or perhaps I've been trying to learn R2 the algo way through Pochmann's website. Oh well, I'll try U2 out. memo is taking a long time for me still but well..that's the price you pay for not being good at visual.

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After more practicing, I am starting to doubt whether this is what I would want to use for BLD. how fast can you go using M2/3OP?
 
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In my opinion, D2 would be a good idea. You could have your buffer as DFR/FRD/RDF and shoot to DLB/LBD/BDL. With this, you can use a lot of R-U setup moves, and personally I think it would be easier to learn intuitive setups when it is on D. However, this is only because I have prior knowledge of corner insertions because I have been practicing Fridrich for a long time =P
 
i just learned visual for corners and i also use letter pair images for edges. i love it because its easy. and U2 is just like R2, my exectution with old pochmann is maybe 20 seconds. it depends
 
i just learned visual for corners and i also use letter pair images for edges. i love it because its easy. and U2 is just like R2, my exectution with old pochmann is maybe 20 seconds. it depends

You serious, that's an average of 1.2 seconds for setup move - Y perm - undo setup move?
 
In my opinion, D2 would be a good idea. You could have your buffer as DFR/FRD/RDF and shoot to DLB/LBD/BDL. With this, you can use a lot of R-U setup moves, and personally I think it would be easier to learn intuitive setups when it is on D. However, this is only because I have prior knowledge of corner insertions because I have been practicing Fridrich for a long time =P

I think L2 would be better; taking advantage of R-U set-ups and a slightly easier execution than D2.
 
In my opinion, D2 would be a good idea. You could have your buffer as DFR/FRD/RDF and shoot to DLB/LBD/BDL. With this, you can use a lot of R-U setup moves, and personally I think it would be easier to learn intuitive setups when it is on D. However, this is only because I have prior knowledge of corner insertions because I have been practicing Fridrich for a long time =P

I think L2 would be better; taking advantage of R-U set-ups and a slightly easier execution than D2.

I execute like it is L2, but visualize as U2. Confused yet?:p
 
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