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That thread is outdated and biased. Not a good resource.Welcome what events do u do https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/ choose a method here
Welcome what events do u do https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/ choose a method here
Without getting into a method flame war already (if you can't tell already, these happen a lot), the thread is a little old but still has great information if you want to learn about different advanced solving methods. Most people use the CFOP method which is the logical extension from a layer-by-layer approach which most beginners use, but both the Roux and ZZ methods are also advanced methods that can get about the same times if you put in enough work. They aren't as popular, but there are plenty of fast solvers and resources if you want to learn about any of them.The thread is outdated and biased. Not a good resource.
the method wars are annoying cause all the methods have about the same potentialWithout getting into a method flame war already (if you can't tell already, these happen a lot), the thread is a little old but still has great information if you want to learn about different advanced solving methods. Most people use the CFOP method which is the logical extension from a layer-by-layer approach which most beginners use, but both the Roux and ZZ methods are also advanced methods that can get about the same times if you put in enough work. They aren't as popular, but there are plenty of fast solvers and resources if you want to learn about any of them.
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