Change 3x3 method to ZZ?

[i eat air]

I recently just learnt the basics of ZZ. And I find it quite efficient in moves which I find great for me as I am someone who relies on low move count instead of TPS.

I find it difficult to do F and B moves in home grip. for F or F' moves, I use my thumb to push it up of down if I am in home grip, and I don't even know how to do a B move from home grip.
However, I am more familiar with CFOP and now that I am planning to be sub 10 by the end of the year.


So? Do you think I should risk it and main the ZZ method?


please reply with reasons why as i need to think

 

[Cubinginatree]

How about try all of the Big three

 

[Burrito]

I recently just learnt the basics of ZZ. And I find it quite efficient in moves which I find great for me as I am someone who relies on low move count instead of TPS.

I find it difficult to do F and B moves in home grip. for F or F' moves, I use my thumb to push it up of down if I am in home grip, and I don't even know how to do a B move from home grip.
However, I am more familiar with CFOP and now that I am planning to be sub 10 by the end of the year.


So? Do you think I should risk it and main the ZZ method?


please reply with reasons why as i need to think

YES DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!
-- i just got a sub 10 single with zz (check my yt its on my profile)

-- easier f2l and multislotting so you can be like tymon and be speedy

-- can use lots of LL methods (check out the SS wiki page on it)

 

[Swagrid]

Play around with them both for some time. Pick the one you prefer. They're both as good as each other.

 

[i eat air]

i have decided to do it when it is easy because I am not good at orienting the edges
thank you for your replies, they were very useful

 

[Mastermind2368]

i have decided to do it when it is easy because I am not good at orienting the edges
thank you for your replies, they were very useful

If you do ever plan on switching, there's not gonna be some day when you wake up and orienting edges is suddenly easy. It definitely is a barrier to entry, but imo it's best to just rip off the band-aid if you think you'll eventually switch.