What (method) should 4x4 solvers solve with and why?

[randomness...]

I want to be able to solve faster on 4x4 and dont know what method i should use. i want to hear why you guys use the method you use, or why you reccomend a certain method.
(edit) i currently solve with Redux and 3/2/3 edges and average 1:30

 

[An Animating Cuber]

This is biased but I think Hoya is really good because of the freedom with the centers and I like how you build the cross even if it's innaficent.

 

[An Animating Cuber]

Also how tf does 3-2-3 work on redux?

 

[randomness...]

Also how tf does 3-2-3 work on redux?

pair the cross edges with centers
then solve cross and 3/2/3 edge like normal

 

[arbivara]

I always want to answer Hoyau to these, mostly because I'm Brazilian and that sounds kinda like brand of jello: Royal. Idk either method, btw

 

[Abram Grimsley]

Yau is a very good Method. There is also K4 Method. I'm not very experienced with k4, but I think it has potential. The only reason Hoya and k4 are overlooked, is because they are not as well-known and not used by to many famous cubers. But both are viable Method, in my opinion.

 

[Dylan K]

I main Hoya for all of my big cubes because I am bad at centers and yau just makes that worse for me and not redux because I don't like z2 rotations.

 

[CLL Smooth]

Learn Hoya and Yau. Practice with both for a bit and see which one you like better. I picked Hoya

 

[randomness...]

i learned hoya,
knew yau before that
hoya is winning rn

 

[SpedCube]

I can only say yau because that's all i know lol, only average 1:20 tho. Doesn't Max Park use Redux? either way, it just boils down to what suits you most, or if you watched jperm to learn. Since I did, I learned yau

 

[Dylan K]

I can only say yau because that's all i know lol, only average 1:20 tho. Doesn't Max Park use Redux? either way, it just boils down to what suits you most, or if you watched jperm to learn. Since I did, I learned yau

I believe max park uses Yau for 4x4 but for everything else it's redux

 

[Silky]

Meyer, K4, Yau, and Hoya. Personally use Meyer as I am a Roux solver and will be working on development in the near future.

 

[fdskljgrie]

k4, but i use a lbl method.
edit: the lbl method isn't k4

 

[Silky]

k4, but i use a lbl method.

k4 is an lbl method