When combined with CFOP, WV is just an add-on/submethod that can't easily be used efficiently every single solve. You don't begin a solve with the intent of using WV -- you use it when you get a WV case during the LS. MGLS-F is a full method, just like CFOP.
I think you're asking about WV vs. CLS, though. Here are some comparisons:
- The chance of the LS being a WV case is 1/150, whereas the chance of the LS being a CLS case is 1/80
- WV has 54 algs and CLS has 97 (not including OCLL)
- CLS is more explored (Lucas's page has a lot of algs to choose from), whereas most WV cases only have one or two algs to choose from
- WV is arguably easier to recognize, although both require similar information from other pieces (the CO of at least 3 other corners)
- WV algs are shorter on average than CLS algs
- All WV and CLS cases can be solved with <R,U> or <L,U>, although there are more WV cases than CLS cases (percentage-wise) that are better solved with <R,U,L> or <R,U,D>
I'll let you draw your own conclusions. I like both.
