PandaCuber
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I have looked up threads like this, all talking about Keyhole and Sexy method for beginners.
But I haven't seen anyone teach Roux to someone that doesn't know how to solve the rubik cube.
My question is, Should I teach them Roux? Yes or No.
My reasons for this:
I don't like how LBL is purely algs. I don't want someone to learn algs instead of learning the cube.
I also was playing with Petrus and saw how "Bad Edges" and solving only using <R,U> might complicate things and make the learning process longer.
Sexy method is actually really confusing and i cant teach something that confuses me...
Same goes with Edges First. Quiet confusing.
The only problem i see with Roux is EO. I can see them having a problem with that.
Tell me what yall think.
But I haven't seen anyone teach Roux to someone that doesn't know how to solve the rubik cube.
My question is, Should I teach them Roux? Yes or No.
My reasons for this:
I don't like how LBL is purely algs. I don't want someone to learn algs instead of learning the cube.
I also was playing with Petrus and saw how "Bad Edges" and solving only using <R,U> might complicate things and make the learning process longer.
Sexy method is actually really confusing and i cant teach something that confuses me...
Same goes with Edges First. Quiet confusing.
The only problem i see with Roux is EO. I can see them having a problem with that.
Tell me what yall think.