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Now I've read this thread I think a little less of this community. Depressing.
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Now I've read this thread I think a little less of this community. Depressing.
Fridrich for sure. It is mainstream.
It's like Microsoft, Mac or Linux OS. Most of the time you choose Microsoft. If you want to be cool a bit, go ZZ (Mac). If you want to be unique, try Roux (Linux). But most of the time, just Microsoft.
Since when did choosing a method to use make you cool, or unique?
as far as unique goes everyones unique (lol oxymoron) no one solves the same, even if they do use the same method.
and why exactly do you think that Friedrice is better than Roux or ZZ or petrus (oh there it is again)?
Fridrich for sure. It is mainstream.
It's like Microsoft, Mac or Linux OS. Most of the time you choose Microsoft. If you want to be cool a bit, go ZZ (Mac). If you want to be unique, try Roux (Linux). But most of the time, just Microsoft.
Since when did choosing a method to use make you cool, or unique?
as far as unique goes everyones unique (lol oxymoron) no one solves the same, even if they do use the same method.
and why exactly do you think that Fridrice is better than Roux or ZZ or petrus (oh there it is again)?
Okay. I have an idea.
1. Orient all edges. It's like EOLine minus the... line.
2. Make a roux style 3x2x1 on the bottom left.
3. Make a matching block on the right CFOP style.
4. COLL
5. LSE
I call it RooZrich.![]()
Fridrich for sure. It is mainstream.
It's like Microsoft, Mac or Linux OS. Most of the time you choose Microsoft. If you want to be cool a bit, go ZZ (Mac). If you want to be unique, try Roux (Linux). But most of the time, just Microsoft.
Since when did choosing a method to use make you cool, or unique?
as far as unique goes everyones unique (lol oxymoron) no one solves the same, even if they do use the same method.
and why exactly do you think that Fridrice is better than Roux or ZZ or petrus (oh there it is again)?
When did he say Fridrich was better than Roux or ZZ or Petrus?
Oh, right, he didn't.
Now I've read this thread I think a little less of this community. Depressing.
I agree. Seriously anyone can be fast with any method. You just need to work at it.
my point was several things. first, i honestly don't feel like there's anything wrong with claiming cfop is the fastest method. i felt way this much stronger at the beginning of this discussion but i still think there isn't anything wrong with this statement. this is the point that has mostly been argued and that kirjava is most angry about.
however, it is highly unlikely that they are "equal", especially the way kirjava was going about arguing it.
andThen you drag this down to the last ****ing millisecond. And we still say there are non-accountable values that don't work for the every last ****ing decimal of the second.
which leads me to believe that when he says "equally fast" he means they're down to about .01 or .001 second apart, which i find unlikely, and i have explained why i find this unlikely. when i say they are not going to be equal, i'm talking about margins as big as .5 seconds or 1 second. yes, the methods are still fast, but .5 seconds or 1 second isn't a trivial margin, either. obviously, i can't prove that the margin is this big, but i think it's very likely, and nobody has disagreed with me on that point yet.You'll still end up deviations between times. Yes, I agree. But I said they're equal in potential speed not in actual times and definitely not down to the last decimal of the second.
i don't think it's a "true or false" statement. i just think that claiming cfop is faster isn't wrong given the current community. on the other hand, claiming that roux is faster would probably be wrong, as there's nothing supporting that statement (save maybe a move count break-down with possible tps or something). there's a clear difference in my mind between claiming cfop is the fastest method out there and claiming that another method is.I wish you'd stop saying **** that isn't true.
Now I've read this thread I think a little less of this community. Depressing.
I agree. Seriously anyone can be fast with any method. You just need to work at it.
really? the fact that i wanted to discuss this made you lose faith in the community? what's wrong with talking about it, even if you think i'm completely wrong? for the most part while i've been here, i haven't been rude to anyone, i've simply asserted my view of things. this is a forum, isn't it? despite kirjava's constant belittling of me, i am reading what he has to say and trying to respond to it.
my point was several things. first, i honestly don't feel like there's anything wrong with claiming cfop is the fastest method. i felt way this much stronger at the beginning of this discussion but i still think there isn't anything wrong with this statement. this is the point that has mostly been argued and that kirjava is most angry about.
another point was that it is somewhat ridiculous to say that all the methods are "equal". sure, they are all fast, that is pretty obvious, i've seen sub-10 averages from BigGreen for a while now. however, it is highly unlikely that they are "equal", especially the way kirjava was going about arguing it. different methods will have different optimal speeds and it's simply unlikely that three randomly chosen methods - zz, cfop, and roux are going to be equal in speed.
at no point did i say you can't be fast with roux, or zz, or you can't be faster than cfop with roux or zz.
when waffle was talking about having a "faz" he said:
i don't think it's a "true or false" statement.I wish you'd stop saying **** that isn't true.
this is the point that has mostly been argued and that kirjava is most angry about.
i've seen lots of instances where people were ridiculed for saying that fridrich is faster.
The point that is trying to be made is that no one knows what those averages would be, and therefore your choice in method should be solely on which you feel you enjoy more. There's no evidence any method is faster than any other method, nor will we ever accurately be able to measure 'which method is faster'.
Obviously the current faster method is Fridrich, but that's mainly because more people are taught the LBL beginner's method in which there is an easy segway to full Fridrich(note that a "beginner's method" doesn't always mean LBL, as you assumed before).
ie. there's no argument to have.
I was more just disappointed with the quality of posts and the number of ridiculous statements with nothing to back them up.