[Video] New 3x3 method, still has no name

[cube980]

I believe there is a method like this already http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/PCMS
Although PCMS is a more advanced. Yours is a slightly different version (personally I think the one you suggested needs improvement).

 

[cubefan4848]

I believe there is a method like this already http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/PCMS
Although PCMS is a more advanced. Yours is a slightly different version (personally I think the one you suggested needs improvement).

PCMS is pretty much what I based the method off but tried to make it different. The newest version is definitely better for algs but yes could still use a bit of improvement. Do you have any suggestions

 

[Ranzha]

Cubefan4848:

This is basically taking a mashup of substeps from a variety of methods and mashing together. These mashups tend to be terrible and (if anything) promote learning about a whole spectrum of tricks. This "method you created" is only a hybrid, and it's not nearly efficient as the speedsolving methods already discussed today.

 

[maggot]

imagine:
noob: "what method do you use? its lyk so uber kewl!!!1one!"
expert: "i use dead end #56" (with serious sly, cool reaction)
noob: "omfg, that one with like 80+ algs just for one small substep? omg ur kewl!"

dead end #56... i want to learn it! it sound like some pirate movie~! ARGH!

and super LOL @ kirjava. "42*8 is a bad estimation of algs/cases" LMAO~

and to OP, what about trying to make a bld algs? i mean, youre spending all this time on a dead stewpot disaster~! but at least your knowledge of cubing is growing! if you do find something, be sure to keep posting! but, sorry kid, this one is a dead one.. i'd rather learn 80 zbll algs @_@