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I felt like this needed to have it's own thread since it's not really a case of Q and A, it's more of a big question than that.
It has come to my attention that this method:
Cross - F2L - Ollcp - Epll
Is indeed a method with no name, and I do dislike it when people call it "cfop"
The below conversation is my reasoning for this needing a name.
[22:52] <gg> cross-f2l-ollcp-epll is as close to cfop as it is to cfce.
[22:52] <gg> So what is it called?
[22:54] Sally: cfop
[22:57] Jimmy: gg umm no its the same? since ollcp does OLL an epll does PLL
[22:57] Jimmy: its just a way to force across boundaries
[22:57] <gg> hmm...
[22:58] <gg> yes but ollcp does cp and epll does ell
It really is as close to cfop as it is to cfce
So what is it called?!
It has come to my attention that this method:
Cross - F2L - Ollcp - Epll
Is indeed a method with no name, and I do dislike it when people call it "cfop"
The below conversation is my reasoning for this needing a name.
[22:52] <gg> cross-f2l-ollcp-epll is as close to cfop as it is to cfce.
[22:52] <gg> So what is it called?
[22:54] Sally: cfop
[22:57] Jimmy: gg umm no its the same? since ollcp does OLL an epll does PLL
[22:57] Jimmy: its just a way to force across boundaries
[22:57] <gg> hmm...
[22:58] <gg> yes but ollcp does cp and epll does ell
It really is as close to cfop as it is to cfce
So what is it called?!