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I’m learning it right know. For a while, I've been super busy and unable to repay m really devote my time.

So what method do you normally use?

Beginner with F2L. Half way through learning CFOP, I found Petrus.

You don't really need to "learn" much with Petrus. It's just do 1/2 of F2L(2x2x3), EO(You have to learn this, but it's pretty simple), finish F2L(except only use R and U), then do normal 4lll, except you get to skip doing the cross.

Wow. Seems like I've always used petrus, but I've only been using it for less than a month.

BrodoBumper has done it again.

Lol.
How long do you think it took me to learn Petrus (so I could like do a solve on it)?

It took me a couple days, but that's cause I already knew CFOP. Maybe a month?

I’ll wait for @brododragon to reply as well.

Did you already know CFOP, or just beginners? Also it will take longer than normal because of no good tutorials

I knew beginners and has figured out F2L on my own. Took me probably 2-3 weeks to done with Petrus using beginners LL (not 4LLL).

Took me around a month. I’d only just cone back from a 6 month break since learning in 2018, and I wasn’t really concerned with learning fast. Also, I was bamfoozled. I didn't realise that the forums existed at the time, so I had to figure out everything on my own.

Lars guide was really confusing-at first I tried to do everything the classic blockbuilding way, but I gave up and eventually adopted a keyhole style approach to 2x2x3.

The concept of bad edges took forever for me to understand, and trying to blockbuild with only two sides was really restrictive for me, which added a couple of weeks to the process. Then I tried to do Lars LL system, then reverted to the beginner’s 3LLL approach.

And that’s the story of how I learnt the Petrus Method