Petrus or Fridrich?

[fanwuq]

And I'd like to see you solve the LL in any method without algorithms, and to do it efficiently at the same time.

Really? I thought you would know better.

Care to explain?

Intuitive edges, commutator corners. Efficient in terms of move count and speed. I wonder is Chris would try this using BH.
You can do Sune to correct edges and up to 2 corner 3-cycles and/or up to 1 pure corner flip. Should be at most 4 looks, but should be less most of the time.
Many variations here:
http://www.ryanheise.com/cube/five_edges_and_two_corners.html
Probably a bit slower than OLL-PLL, but it shouldn't take twice the time.

 

[Dene]

I would hardly say that a 4 look last layer is efficient. By efficient I meant something that would be WR worthy, as that is what the thread is about (a method that is WR worthy).

@Sn3kyPandaMan: I don't see where the problem is. I made a claim, and then he made a counter-claim that didn't explain anything, so I asked if he could explain himself.

 

[fanwuq]

I would hardly say that a 4 look last layer is efficient. By efficient I meant something that would be WR worthy, as that is what the thread is about (a method that is WR worthy).

@Sn3kyPandaMan: I don't see where the problem is. I made a claim, and then he made a counter-claim that didn't explain anything, so I asked if he could explain himself.

If it is FMC WR or 3x3x3 speed single WR, then yes it is efficient, even by your definition.
If you mean 3x3x3 speed average WR, then I would agree with you.

Edit:
It is actually 3 look, I included the last slot.

 

[byu]

@ byu - No offense, but it seems like you "switch" methods every few days. You start with Fridrich, go to ZZ, then make up Yu-Korick, then switch to Petrus, then to Roux, and now back to ZZ. And I bet you probably still use Fridrich for your speedsolves.

Um, you got that wrong.

I started with Petrus, switched to Fridrich, tried out Roux for a few days, helped Stachu create Yu-Korick, used Roux for a few weeks, switched to Roux for a while, then practiced Fridrich a little, then went back to ZZafter being inspired by some sub-16 ZZ solves.

But yeah, I get your point. I just can't choose which method I want to use...

 

[Lord Voldemort]

At least you're keeping an open mind