What is your favorite not-so-good 3x3 method?

My favorite would have to be using the Hamiltonian circuit for the 3x3x3. My record time is 30088 years, 6 months, and 3 forevers!

But seriously, I think my favorite not-so-good method is TriFran.

EDITZ: There's a pianocuber, here? This domain ain't big enough for the two of us. *spits* get off my turf, sonny-boyyy

Anyway, I also like Keyhole but I use it so fast that it's practical.
 
Well, compared to most users on the forum, I suck with every method I use. I would say Heise is by far my top choice, but I use a very Heise influenced CFOP for speedsolving. I think I'll just have to settle for PEG. I don't know the algorithms for it, but I can make things up as I go along. Its pretty fun.
 
I think some of the posters here misunderstood the question... The qeustion is not the not-so-good method for you, but for general, i.e., "I don't recommend anyone this method as his main speed (BLD, FMC, OH, etc.) method, because it's (...), but it is so much fun, because (...)". So we can agree that methods like Roux and ZZ are out of the question here.
 
I don't recommend anyone to use CFOP as his main speed method because there are already too many people choosing it and more diversity would be welcome. But it can be fun, and it helps me for megaminx.
 
I don't recommend anyone to use CFOP as his main speed method because there are already too many people choosing it and more diversity would be welcome. But it can be fun, and it helps me for megaminx.

I recommend lots of people to use CFOP. Why? It's pretty basic.. Roux is harder to grasp IMO.
 
Both Heise and ZZ are wonderfully efficient and well suited for speedcubing methods. I don't know why they have been suggested as not-so-good, it's not that you're not good at it...
And for even suggesting Roux... shame....shaaame.
 
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