[Unofficial] 4x4 avg of 12 37.52 Erik

Is yau only beneficial to non-color neutral people? I think the only benefit a color neutral person can have is the edge paring, where there are no cube flips because there are no unsolved edges on the bottom layer.

I think it could help people who are color neutral even more. People who are CN usually take longer to inspect in order to find a cross, and doing yau takes that necessity away. F2L and LL aren't benefited by doing CN, and since you can't inspect for an easy cross, the benefit of CN hardly translates over to 4x4.
 
I think it could help people who are color neutral even more. People who are CN usually take longer to inspect in order to find a cross, and doing yau takes that necessity away. F2L and LL aren't benefited by doing CN, and since you can't inspect for an easy cross, the benefit of CN hardly translates over to 4x4.
I think otherwise. I think it's easier to transfer to 3x3 after 4x4 edge paring when you're CN. I start looking for edge pieces lined up to their centers as I'm doing the last edge pair. I can start solving any color I see, immediately, after redux. I think CN has a greater advantage in redux compared to non CN. Because of this, I think a non CN will see a bigger difference when switching to yau, because they don't have to look for a cross. anyway, I'm still going to try out yau and see how that goes.
 
I think it could help people who are color neutral even more. People who are CN usually take longer to inspect in order to find a cross, and doing yau takes that necessity away. F2L and LL aren't benefited by doing CN, and since you can't inspect for an easy cross, the benefit of CN hardly translates over to 4x4.

My favorite was you asking Rowe how he looks for the cross after reduction on 4x4 and he said "yeah, i don't know."
 
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