M2 for speedsolving

[fanwuq]

I've mentioned this as a possible method that I teach to beginners before. What is there to discuss?

 

[Lucas Garron]

CF may have WR potential, but people haven't tried to advance it as much as the LBL methods.

Roux?
(Yes, not CF - but an advancement of CF.)

 

[somerandomkidmike]

CF may have WR potential, but people haven't tried to advance it as much as the LBL methods.

Roux?
(Yes, not CF - but an advancement of CF.)

I guess I don't use CF then... I use an advancement of CF method. I do blockbuilding for the first layer of Waterman...

If you consider that there are pretty much 3 types of methods, (layer by layer, edges first, and corners first) Roux would fit into corners first.

This is a quote from stiff hands' website...

"There are basically 3 different methods of solving the cube that are suitable for use by humans without the use of large lookup tables; corner-first, edges-first and layer-by-layer"

If you consider what's been said here, doesn't Roux sound most like CF?