Which method do you use

[brad711]

I use Fridrich. Although the line between methods isn't terribly defined. I sometimes use a bit of any other method. (Except maybe Roux)

 

[alexc]

Voted VH. I know the H and U COLL cases so far. I also know about half of VH F2L. I think that this will be faster than my Fridrich.

 

[AvGalen]

Why isn't keyhole + 4 look last layer in the list?

 

[GreatMind]

I voted for Fridrich.

 

[boiiwonder]

i use use the f2l and the lbl method
im still learning the oll and pll
i only know about 20 in total

 

[mng1994]

Well right now I am using fridrich but I am considering switching to petrus because of fewer moves.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

i use use the f2l and the lbl method
im still learning the oll and pll
i only know about 20 in total

Wait, what is "the f2l" method or "the lbl" method? I wasn't aware that there was only one.

 

[SD14]

i voted ZB cause i am using the ZBf2l and about 35% ZBLL(would be more if i the notation on the page i have was crazy)

 

[Kenneth]

Why isn't keyhole + 4 look last layer in the list?

Beginner LBL?

 

[AvGalen]

Why isn't keyhole + 4 look last layer in the list?

Beginner LBL?

Not really. It saves about 10 moves and is really a step between beginner lbl (1st layer corners, then 2nd layer edges) and Fridrich (4 * 1st layer corner+2nd layer edge)

 

[TimMc]

"Other"

Tim.

 

[Richard]

16.xx avg with Roux right now...i love the method!

 

[Erik]

Oh goody another 'which method' thread..

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

Richard that's not what your sig says.

anyway, why do you even bother making these topics? It's going to be like 90% Fridrich, 4% Petrus, 4% Roux, 2% everything else, roughly...

 

[Kenneth]

Why isn't keyhole + 4 look last layer in the list?

Beginner LBL?

Not really. It saves about 10 moves and is really a step between beginner lbl (1st layer corners, then 2nd layer edges) and Fridrich (4 * 1st layer corner+2nd layer edge)

Bah! that's because everybody (hi Stefan =) thinks beginners are stupid. I always recommend keyhole and 4LLL to beginners, it's learnable in a week for any who is willing to try hard.

 

[mizzle]

Hey now. Some of us use our own methods (M3), Roux, Petrus, COLL, and all sorts of varied things.

This poll just goes to show how biased toward Fridrich things are, and how distressing that is.

 

[Richard]

Haha, i fixed my signature, better?

 

[Lofty]

Mizzle, do you have a guide or a site anywhere about your M3? If i remember correctly what it is its your orient first method?
I want to at least test out using some kind of m3/zz method.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

Mizzle, do you have a guide or a site anywhere about your M3? If i remember correctly what it is its your orient first method?
I want to at least test out using some kind of m3/zz method.

I believe it goes something like orient all first, first three F2L pairs, 4th pair + corner control, COLL, EPLL.

 

[Lofty]

I think so, only, with the control he gets it to a 1LLL that has about half the cases of ZB, maybe less. At least thats what I remember from a previous post. I mainly just suck at orienting everything right off the bat. Being solely a fridrich solver and the only bld i have done is with Pochmann so I'm not used to looking at orientation and not used to optimally solving it. I guess thats just something to work on on my own.