Which PLL perm do you hate the most?

Wich PLL Perm do you hate the most?

  • U

    Votes: 1 0.5%
  • A

    Votes: 5 2.4%
  • G

    Votes: 33 16.1%
  • J

    Votes: 2 1.0%
  • N

    Votes: 117 57.1%
  • R

    Votes: 7 3.4%
  • T

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • V

    Votes: 15 7.3%
  • Y

    Votes: 2 1.0%
  • Others, see wich one.

    Votes: 23 11.2%

  • Total voters
    205
V.

I sware, everytime I get a V-perm, something goes wrong, and the solve often goes over 15 seconds. It drives me up the wall. Generally doesn't happen with any other PLL, not even N-perm. JUST V-perm.
 
If I didn't post here yet, I'll go for the N or V. The N because it's slow, or V because it's hard to do from muscle memory using one handed (I can do it two handed without any problems, but I keep failing in OH because of some reason)
 
No multi choice on the vote! :)

Hmm, not really one of the more common ones but voted A. Just hate the double D flick. Have recently been trying the A similar to the J but with wide r's and its inverse but do not like the inverse much. Would have been a closely fought battle with V/F as well. Strangely after trying and switching to many variations I am quite happy with my current N's. A couple of my G's are slower than the other two but I should actually optimise the finger tricks on this so they are my own fault as it is no coincidence that my faster two are 2 I have worked on optimising. The 4 EPLL cases are probably the best but they get more of a 'work out' since incorprating some COLL subsets in my solves.
 
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N perm. Such a pain. I remember an average I got a couple of weeks ago where all my solves had N perms at the end. The average was 26.xx:(
 
i can sub one the N pll's so i don't understand why so many people hate them :(
Z D'R U'R2' DR' (UD') R U' R2' DR'U
Z UR' DR2' U'R (UD') R'D R2' U'RD'
 
The EPLLs are the only ones I should ever encounter (Roux, or COLL with freefop/ZZ), really, so I'd probably say Z-perms, because it's my slowest of the bunch. I can still sub-2 and occasionally sub-1.5 it, though.
 
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