Mr.Roux86
Member
To anyone who has switched methods, what is your story?
For me personally, I used CFOP for about 2yrs total. I got my average down to a low 20. I HATE learning algs. Especially in large numbers. Learning PLL was not on my 'to-do' list. I did know that learning full PLL was basically necessary for sub 20. Then I watched J-perm's Roux video. Then I got inspired to try Roux. After about 2 days I gave up. I stuck with CFOP for about a month longer but couldn't stand not reaching sub 20. Eventually, I decided to try and give Roux a month or two. At first block building sucked, but now I can't even make F2L pairs in CFOP solves without trying to break cross edges. I got my average down to sub 20 in about 4-5 months. Now I average around 17. I do not regret switching to Roux. Even if you are very good with CFOP, I highly suggest trying a block building method for a little bit. It will help your solves.
Anyway, what is your guy's story?
For me personally, I used CFOP for about 2yrs total. I got my average down to a low 20. I HATE learning algs. Especially in large numbers. Learning PLL was not on my 'to-do' list. I did know that learning full PLL was basically necessary for sub 20. Then I watched J-perm's Roux video. Then I got inspired to try Roux. After about 2 days I gave up. I stuck with CFOP for about a month longer but couldn't stand not reaching sub 20. Eventually, I decided to try and give Roux a month or two. At first block building sucked, but now I can't even make F2L pairs in CFOP solves without trying to break cross edges. I got my average down to sub 20 in about 4-5 months. Now I average around 17. I do not regret switching to Roux. Even if you are very good with CFOP, I highly suggest trying a block building method for a little bit. It will help your solves.
Anyway, what is your guy's story?