is zz the quickest method

sebastiaan

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i really want to become quicker at solving my cube but i don't know what i should practice i think zz is the quickest if i'm wrong pleeeez tell me which is the quickest method to solve the cube:(
 
There are varying opinions on what is the fastest method. Realistically, the most efficient known method is ZB, which requires almost 1000 algorithms. The most popular method is Friedrich. But seriously, you've made like 3 threads on this already, don't you think it's time take another alternative rather than bugging us? Use the search function, it's very good, and it will lead you to some fantastic threads that have already discussed this, check the wiki, we have plenty of information on there as well. Last but not least, google is your friend. There are endless ways to find what you want on the internet. Please try to take advantage of that.
 
What's up with these ridiculous questions? If there was a fastest method for everyone, would there be any alternatives being tried?

Stop whining and practice if you want to get faster. Don't waste your time making unnecessary threads.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTBVORtCdI4&feature=channel_page

I found a great tutorial online since you obviously don't know what youtube is. This helped me out a lot.

Realistically, the most efficient known method is ZB, which requires almost 1000 algorithms.
What exactly do you mean by efficient?

I meant that it uses the least steps. I think he asked which method uses the least moves/steps in an earlier thread, so I thought he would like to see that.
 
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thank you soooo much and im so soooorry i wont ask any more stupid questions and again im reeeaaally sorrry
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTBVORtCdI4&feature=channel_page

I found a great tutorial online since you obviously don't know what youtube is. This helped me out a lot.

Realistically, the most efficient known method is ZB, which requires almost 1000 algorithms.
What exactly do you mean by efficient?

I meant that it uses the least steps. I think he asked which method uses the least moves/steps in an earlier thread, so I thought he would like to see that.

You're joking right?
 
ZB: Cross , First 3 F2L Slots, Last Slot with LL Edge Orientation, ZBLL

Same with Fridrich if I'm counting correctly. (If you count every slot as a step then it's different)
 
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