Where can I find this method

[mng1994]

I have been on dans cube station and I have found that there is something called the ZB method But When I tried to look for it all I found was how to solve the F2L with a croos on top. Isn't the ZB method supposed to be when you finish the F2L and all of the top a the same time? If so where can I find it?

 

[Lofty]

http://www.zborowski.republika.pl/expert3x3x3method.html
i found it pretty easy on google.
be warned it takes a couple more algs then fridrich.

 

[alexc]

http://www.zborowski.republika.pl/expert3x3x3method.html
i found it pretty easy on google.
be warned it takes a couple more algs then fridrich.

Yeah a couple :rolleyes: (119<about 800)

 

[dRaGoN]

You probably want to stick with Fridrich because ZB method is nearly impossible to perfect.

 

[Harris Chan]

What's up with people looking up ZB methods thesedays? Seems like more people are interested in it (but not knowing the hard work ahead of them if they wish to master it though).

 

[ExoCorsair]

What's up with people looking up ZB methods thesedays? Seems like more people are interested in it (but not knowing the hard work ahead of them if they wish to master it though).

It's the want to get faster, but also the want to not practice as much for Fridrich... :confused:

 

[sam]

there have been at least 4 topics within the last 4 days about this! gah... do people even look/read topics anymore?:confused:

Halfway down the page theres a topic with ZB in the title.

 

[Lofty]

Haha I hadn't noticed that...
I'm with Jason Baum on the fact that it is a very promising method. If my new COLL algs work out nice I'm going to start it.

 

[CorwinShiu]

I think if you don't have enough experience to find the ZB method yourself, you are going to have some tough times learning it.:rolleyes:

 

[joey]

You probably want to stick with Fridrich because ZB method is nearly impossible to perfect.

What? Where has that come from? I don't think anyone has even mastered Fridrich yet.

 

[joey]

You probably want to stick with Fridrich because ZB method is nearly impossible to perfect.

What? Where has that come from? I don't think anyone has even mastered Fridrich yet.

Infact, to define mastery, I'm pretty sure we would need to also define 'limit', which we can't.

 

[mng1994]

I just wanted to know where to find it so I can kinda study it not master it. Maybe just to see whats it's all about. I AM PERFECTLY AWARE THAT IT IS REALLY HARD TO MASTER.