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Uncommon BLD method combinations

I orientate everything, then use commutators, M2 variations and speed-optimised cycles for corners and edges, so it's technically 3OP. I've sub-1'ed a couple of times this way and always thought it was a weird (awkward) method, but it's fine for me
 
try not orienting first. What are your memo/ex splits?

Memo is around 30-45s (sometimes 15-20s on lucky scrambles)
Execution is between 30-60s

I tried it, but I use visual memo for orientations and I can usually boil it down to 1-2 algorithms.

I've not tried a speed optimised method on its own because I couldn't get used to an A-X lettering system. Now I'm practicing 4BLD (first solve today, 14:41.xx so I could try.
 
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