Searching for a unique method

[GooseCuber]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

 

[hellocubers]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

Waterman tutorial, as you said:

 

[Megaminx lover]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

mehta and Yruru are good, though I don't think anyone uses Yruru for 2H
(or you can use 3-style like Jack Cai if you want something very unique)

 

[Cubing Forever]

though I don't think anyone uses Yruru for 2H

And no one should use it for 2H lol

mehta and Yruru are good

Yes I agree

 

[CubeRed]

Try browsing the speedsolving wiki. You might find some sources there. Also Nautilus could be interesting.

 

[ruffleduck]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

Roux and ZZ are very good methods, IMO the 2 best (ZZ = Roux > CFOP). Even if you aren't going to switch to them, they're 100% worth learning. If they aren't "unique" enough I'd suggest you check out Nautilus.

 

[GooseCuber]

Kinda enjoying messing around with metha at the moment.

 

[V Achyuthan]

Kinda enjoying messing around with metha at the moment.

yep I would recommend if you wanna switch to a unique and cool method..

 

[PetrusQuber]

Petrus, Waterman and Mehta are nice.
Plus, there are waterman turtorials

 

[V Achyuthan]

Petrus, Waterman and Mehta are nice.
Plus, there are waterman turtorials

There are tutorial for all three methods

 

[DuckubingCuber347]

There are tutorial for all three methods

Meanwhile, Squall and Nautilus.

 

[LukasCubes]

YES LEARN WATERMAN PLEASE YES I DONT WANNA BE ALONE

 

[Lucas Garron]

... Heise? :-D

 

[ruffleduck]

Meanwhile, Nautilus

Nautilus has a website, it's quite easy to learn imo
and if you need help there's the Nautilus discord server

 

[DuckubingCuber347]

Nautilus has a website, it's quite easy to learn imo
and if you need help there's the Nautilus discord server

I just assumed he was talking about video tutorials. As someone who is going to switch to Nautilus I am well aware of that.

 

[GooseCuber]

Waterman tutorial, as you said:

Doesn't feel much like a tutorial though.

 

[voidrx]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

Blobinati Cuber has a waterman tutorial

 

[abunickabhi]

I have been looking to switch to a more unique method to switch to but can't find any good tutorials for any.
So please just leave a tutorial link on a suggested method. Me out.

PS: I have been looking at waterman but , like I said, no tutorial.

The hottest method currently are Nautilus and Mehta. I think you can give both of them a shot.

Personally, LMCF and WaterRoux methods are close to my heart.