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mention the potential each method has
@Faz do you have any good quotes about CFOP?CFOP
Quotes from the best - Preferably something you know Feliks, Max, or other great cubers said about CFOP(preferably not Antoine saying CFOP is bad...)
Faz has already stated he never tried other methods.@Faz do you have any good quotes about CFOP?
Quotes about CFOP not other methods.Faz has already stated he never tried other methods.
you dont have to have tried other methods to explain why you like the methodFaz has already stated he never tried other methods.
with cfop variants you could mention subsets such as wv zbll collOk, I'm working on the updated guide. I need info/help with these components of the guide:
CFOP
Quotes from the best - Preferably something you know Feliks, Max, or other great cubers said about CFOP(preferably not Antoine saying CFOP is bad...)
Resources - Different resources, basically the same as the current one except more updated ones
Variants - Couldn't think of many variants for CFOP, any ideas?
Roux
Quotes from the best - There are already some from Alex Lau, but I'd like some more recent ones
Resources - I don't know much about different resources
Variants - same as CFOP
ZZ
Quotes from the best - I already have some from Phil, but if there are any other good ones then I'd like to add them
Resources - I don't know anything about where ZZ resources are located
Petrus
Quotes - There are some from Erik Johnson, maybe some newer ones(@Tao Yu?)
Resources - Are there even that many resources for Petrus?
Variants - I got a couple(I got you covered WCC), but I was wondering if there were any others
could you do one for leor as wellOk, I'm working on the updated guide. I need info/help with these components of the guide:
CFOP
Quotes from the best - Preferably something you know Feliks, Max, or other great cubers said about CFOP(preferably not Antoine saying CFOP is bad...)
Resources - Different resources, basically the same as the current one except more updated ones
Variants - Couldn't think of many variants for CFOP, any ideas?
Roux
Quotes from the best - There are already some from Alex Lau, but I'd like some more recent ones
Resources - I don't know much about different resources
Variants - same as CFOP
ZZ
Quotes from the best - I already have some from Phil, but if there are any other good ones then I'd like to add them
Resources - I don't know anything about where ZZ resources are located
Petrus
Quotes - There are some from Erik Johnson, maybe some newer ones(@Tao Yu?)
Resources - Are there even that many resources for Petrus?
Variants - I got a couple(I got you covered WCC), but I was wondering if there were any others
ZZ resources :Ok, I'm working on the updated guide. I need info/help with these components of the guide:
CFOP
Quotes from the best - Preferably something you know Feliks, Max, or other great cubers said about CFOP(preferably not Antoine saying CFOP is bad...)
Resources - Different resources, basically the same as the current one except more updated ones
Variants - Couldn't think of many variants for CFOP, any ideas?
Roux
Quotes from the best - There are already some from Alex Lau, but I'd like some more recent ones
Resources - I don't know much about different resources
Variants - same as CFOP
ZZ
Quotes from the best - I already have some from Phil, but if there are any other good ones then I'd like to add them
Resources - I don't know anything about where ZZ resources are located
Petrus
Quotes - There are some from Erik Johnson, maybe some newer ones(@Tao Yu?)
Resources - Are there even that many resources for Petrus?
Variants - I got a couple(I got you covered WCC), but I was wondering if there were any others
don't list leor as a petrus variant their different methodsZZ resources :
1. Papasmurf's website
2. Conrad Rider's website
3. Phil Yu's video playlist
4. Problem Solved's video playlist.
Add colums and corners first with different variants.
Also list LEOR as a petrus variant.
roux variants : Pinky Pie?
CFOP variants : ZB, VH, stuff like that.
If you want more ZZ quotes you could ask @PapaSmurf as he is sub-10 and is one of the fastest ZZ users.
1. Papasmurf's website
Add colums and corners first with different variants.
Also list LEOR as a petrus variant.
ZZ resources :
1. Papasmurf's website
2. Conrad Rider's website
3. Phil Yu's video playlist
4. Problem Solved's video playlist.
Add colums and corners first with different variants.
Also list LEOR as a petrus variant.
roux variants : Pinky Pie?
CFOP variants : ZB, VH, stuff like that.
If you want more ZZ quotes you could ask @PapaSmurf as he is sub-10 and is one of the fastest ZZ users.
1. https://sites.google.com/view/zzmethod/Can't find his website, what's the link?
Are those variants of those methods though? CF isn't ZZ at all
Added the other stuff
"Only good method for..." of the ones we know it may be the best, but we may find other methods that are better.CFOP is the easiest method to learn from beginners and the fastest method at least in official results. It is also the only good method if you want to solve 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, and will be easier to learn Megaminx with. Also a lot easier to do one handed as you don't need a table like you would with Roux.
Uhm.. CFOP will be much easier to learn from beginners because it is based off what you already know, and I think methods that use EO like ZZ and Petrus are quite a bit harder to learn than methods like CFOP.Refer to here:
All of these are have a pretty equal difficulty of learning.Beginner's Guide to Choosing a Speedsolving Method
Foreword: We know that this thread may induce the “wall of text” syndrome (try opening up all the spoilers), but we promise that you are doing yourself a favor by reading this. There is a lot of information, but it is all beneficial and there is no unnecessary information. This thread is...www.speedsolving.com
I would disagree on that if you start with beginners method just because CFOP is pretty much the most similar to beginners method. But if you're talking about learning them from scratch, I wouldn't disagreeAll of these are have a pretty equal difficulty of learning.