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Uncommon BLD method combinations

rubiksarlen

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hey everyone so I just wanted to know who uses the following method combinations and what're your times with that method.

corners/edges

OP/TuRBo

OP/3OP

R2/TuRBo

R2/OP

R2/3OP

3OP/TuRBo

3OP/OP

TuRBo/OP

TuRBo/3OP

TuRBo/M2

BH/OP

BH/3OP

some methods like OP/M2 or 3OP/M2 are not included cos they are quite common.
 
Zane's Dad has a mad method. Met him at the Australian championships.

"T-Perm. Only T-Perm. For corners and edges".

Asked him how he fixed parity "T-Perm... and then just remember that your first 2 pieces are going to be swapped". Hardcore. Chuck Norris would memo like this.

I think Zane's been trying to convince him to include Y-Perm, but that he claims it's a waste of moves :)

Awesome dude if you ever get a chance to meet him. The more I spoke to him, the more this method started making sense.
 
The more I spoke to him, the more this method started making sense.

Then you remember the corner setup moves.
His argument wasn't that Y-perm wastes moves, it was just "too long" (he cbf learning Y-perm)
Chris Wilkinson also uses this, but he orients first, so it's even more inefficient. What makes it worse, is he uses setup, anti/sune + left anti/sune combo for every corner, so each corner takes 20~ moves to orient, than 16~ to permute. There are so many inefficiencies in his method.
 
Chris Wilkinson also uses this, but he orients first, so it's even more inefficient. What makes it worse, is he uses setup, anti/sune + left anti/sune combo for every corner, so each corner takes 20~ moves to orient, than 16~ to permute. There are so many inefficiencies in his method.

i did a couple reconstructions for move count, well over 300turns :fp , after school il try switch to yperm
 
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