Fridrich+ ryanheise method

[seamore]

I've been trying to find a method to solve the cube that isn't overly difficult so i sorta mixed some of the more common methods, and used fridrich + heise, and now I need a second opinion on this mixture

 

[waffle=ijm]

Heise is common?

A little more description please. like steps, what are they? Most likely if its just making F2L however the hell you want+OLL/PLL you're looking at FreeFOP

and this doesn't really belong in How-To/Guides.

 

[Anonymous]

Waffle's right, we can't really help you unless you tell us how you're mixing them, although I don't think any mixture of the two could be viable (unless you mean you do one for some solves, and the other for other solves.) Waffle, didn't you get relatively fast with Heise?

-Unrelated- Does Kirjava actually use FreeFOP, or was that video just him trying it?

 

[waffle=ijm]

Waffle, didn't you get relatively fast with Heise?

I've gotten sub-30 singles every now and then with heise. I basically used it as a stepping stone for Roux for blocks and stuff.

 

[seamore]

I use f2l for 3/4 of the slots, then use heise to orient the corners and edges

 

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I'm not following you- what do you mean you orient the corners using heise?

Are you saying you make an F2L-1 slot, then solve the rest with Heise? (There's more to solving the rest of the cube than just orienting all the cubies)

 

[riffz]

Waffle's right, we can't really help you unless you tell us how you're mixing them, although I don't think any mixture of the two could be viable (unless you mean you do one for some solves, and the other for other solves.) Waffle, didn't you get relatively fast with Heise?

-Unrelated- Does Kirjava actually use FreeFOP, or was that video just him trying it?

I'm pretty sure he just uses Roux.