BigSams
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Two threads had the term "zeroing" in it, which is apparently his secret technique. It might just be a highly organized prank but hey, it doesn't mean he isn't using an unknown extension method.
Although it was probably just a joke, someone said Faz = F2L after zeroing.
That got me thinking. After taking a look at a couple of Faz's solve breakdowns, I saw that he pretty much uses {R, L, U, r, l, u, d} and next to no cube rotations other than in G perms. Yeah he might just have great algs for all four viewpoints of all F2L cases, but what if he uses a sort of EO for non-LL edges before F2L? Or some other setup that ergonomically reduces the cube or parts of the cube in a different way than EO?
What do you guys think is Faz's secret? I have a feeling that if it exists, its something clever, not brute force.
Although it was probably just a joke, someone said Faz = F2L after zeroing.
That got me thinking. After taking a look at a couple of Faz's solve breakdowns, I saw that he pretty much uses {R, L, U, r, l, u, d} and next to no cube rotations other than in G perms. Yeah he might just have great algs for all four viewpoints of all F2L cases, but what if he uses a sort of EO for non-LL edges before F2L? Or some other setup that ergonomically reduces the cube or parts of the cube in a different way than EO?
What do you guys think is Faz's secret? I have a feeling that if it exists, its something clever, not brute force.