benskoning
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No matter what method it is more people need to use that method to see what it can do.
Future of CFOP?
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Kirjava
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Would love to see reconstructions.
5BLD
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The video is in video gallery where Brest reconstructed it.
Phlippieskezer
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Whaaaat?
All of the ZZ solvers I have met seem to average a lower movecount than most CFOP solvers.
Although, not quite as efficient as Roux (or, at least, me).
They average 50-55 whilst many CFOP users I meet avg ~60
Personally, I think CFOP will remain the most popular, but there'll eventually come a fairly large number of Roux and ZZ users to become sub-10 and shtuff.
collinbxyz
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Phlippieskezer
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...That's CFOP, and that's not really efficient.
From what I gather, you're talking about Petrus and being efficient...
collinbxyz
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Fine, but I'm pretty sure he's a Petrus user (and CFOP, I guess).
Athefre
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Maybe the CFOP claims of 56 move average aren't accurate for most people. Long, fast sequences are popular.
5BLD
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Collin: I think you've gotten him confused with sn3kypandaman.
collinbxyz
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5BLD
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People do tend to overestimate their efficiency... I thought I had a 45 movecount average (which I do when casual solving) until Brest reconstructed my solves and the truth was revealed.
Kirjava
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It's because then you do movecounts you don't test on speedsolves, the solves where you count moves are much slower, making you more efficient.
It's like how OH solves usually take less moves - you have more time to think.
It's like how OH solves usually take less moves - you have more time to think.
asportking
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I think that (for the most part), most methods can be equally fast. However, CFOP has been the most "developed" and documented, so at the moment, I guess it could be considered the best method to use. Roux is getting more popular and more people are using it though, so it could easily be just as "good" as CFOP.
porkynator
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I'd say ZZ (+ZBLL).
~200 algs (without counting mirror and inverse cases) are not that much.
If ZZ's movecount is close to CFOP's one, I think solving with < R, U, L > makes it potentially better (and way much cooler).
~200 algs (without counting mirror and inverse cases) are not that much.
If ZZ's movecount is close to CFOP's one, I think solving with < R, U, L > makes it potentially better (and way much cooler).
Godmil
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Do you think that's better? You don't think having to swap grips frequently and have lots of L2 and R2 moves makes it a little awkward?
ben1996123
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roux
jaywong88
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it depend from the cuber...some people like CFOP , the other Roux, and another Petrus..but all of them have their strong point also weakness..so which one is the best.."depend from the cuber"
porkynator
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No, I don't think so... But this is a personal opinion
5BLD
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LOLZZ is a possibility in that case.
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