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OH Method Debate

Best OH Method

  • CFOP

    Votes: 18 19.4%
  • ZZ

    Votes: 9 9.7%
  • Petrus

    Votes: 4 4.3%
  • Roux

    Votes: 46 49.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 2 2.2%
  • YruRu

    Votes: 9 9.7%
  • Hawaiian Kociemba

    Votes: 4 4.3%
  • FreeFOP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • loer

    Votes: 1 1.1%

  • Total voters
    93
No, it's actually completely illogical. Less people use Roux, or ZZ, or LEOR, or ZZRoux, or whatever than CFOP, so of course the times will be worse. You can't have that many people in the top X because there's less Roux(or whatever) users than CFOP users. And one person's times do not show the limit of a method
less people use it because it is worse.
 
I'm just following the logic used before in the thread, if the best avg was done with a particular method, then that method is better. By that logic 2H cfop is absolutely better than OH cfop.
Refer to below.
less people use it because it is worse.
Wait wait wait. It's worse because people get less WRs with it, but less people use it, which would explain it, but the real reason is that it's worse, meaning less people use it? That makes no sense. The reason less people use it is just because it's newer, and because of that, there are less WRs with it.
 
I do have evidence, just go look at the best method debate thread.

Literally all you've said is that there are minimal top results with it. You're trying to get me stuck in circular reasoning, but it isn't working. Give me some proof or admit everything you've said is either BS or an opinion
 
Stop telling us what we all already know

Yeah, just go back a month or two, to the last CFOP supremacy breakout and you'll see the exact same things.
yeah, I think a couple months ago I used that logic to a certain extent to promote CFOP, but I've changed to better logic that CFOP and Roux are likely equal, but neither of them is bad for 3x3 2H or for OH. CFOP is better for big cubes, and Roux is (most likely) better for OH, but CFOP is still viable for OH and Roux has not proved to be viable for big cubes.
 
yeah, I think a couple months ago I used that logic to a certain extent to promote CFOP, but I've changed to better logic that CFOP and Roux are likely equal, but neither of them is bad for 3x3 2H or for OH. CFOP is better for big cubes, and Roux is (most likely) better for OH, but CFOP is still viable for OH and Roux has not proved to be viable for big cubes.
Your journey to the dark side begins...
 
yeah, I think a couple months ago I used that logic to a certain extent to promote CFOP, but I've changed to better logic that CFOP and Roux are likely equal, but neither of them is bad for 3x3 2H or for OH. CFOP is better for big cubes, and Roux is (most likely) better for OH, but CFOP is still viable for OH and Roux has not proved to be viable for big cubes.
how is roux not viable for big cubes M slices are easy
 
how is roux not viable for big cubes M slices are easy
doing reduction and solving the 3x3 stage with roux is probably just around 5 seconds slower than doing that with CFOP, since it seems like building the blocks is harder without inspection than building a cross. Also, M slices are doable on 6x6 and 7x7 now that they're magnetic, but it's still not ideal. Also, I think Meyer is certainly not viable, or at least hasn't proven to be even close to viable.
 
doing reduction and solving the 3x3 stage with roux is probably just around 5 seconds slower than doing that with CFOP, since it seems like building the blocks is harder without inspection than building a cross. Also, M slices are doable on 6x6 and 7x7 now that they're magnetic, but it's still not ideal. Also, I think Meyer is certainly not viable, or at least hasn't proven to be even close to viable.
you seriously think +5 seconds because you cant plan the first block?
 
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