ZZ Is Inevitable: A Video on the future of CFOP

[Swagrid]

Consider this an accompaniment to Papasmurf's essay on method convergence, and Dylan Miller's 4.25 ao5 recon

 

[cuberbutnotacuberV2]

the swag is unreal with this vid.


(also a great video honestly)

 

[Cubist-Guitar]

The swag here is just incredible

This is kinda annoying though, as I wanted to make a sort of unique video about how you can control, influence, and recognize EO in your CFOP solves. I’m still doing it, but it won’t be nearly as swag as before

 

[gsingh]

Consider this an accompaniment to Papasmurf's essay on method convergence, and Dylan Miller's 4.25 ao5 recon

Great video! I’ve been talking about this topic with some friends for a while now, and I honestly think a ZZ/CFOP hybrid method is the future. There are so many provided benefits with controlling EO during your CFOP solve like you mentioned (little/no rotations, mostly LUR gen, potential for ZBLL on every solve, etc.) that I honestly think that not utilizing edge orientation well is the biggest thing keeping Yiheng from the sub 4 average.

 

[Spencer131]

after doing roux for 10 years, should I become a cfop/zz cuber

 

[Swagrid]

after doing roux for 10 years, should I become a cfop/zz cuber

nah lowkey roux wins vs layer methods.

for now

 

[artless1der]

after doing roux for 10 years, should I become a cfop/zz cuber

if you change lanes now guv
it's for certain you will ROUXgret it

 

[Spencer131]

nah lowkey roux wins vs layer methods.

for now

tbh all this talk about eo in cfop is making me think about in roux

it may not be *as* important because there's no LL in roux

but eo helps with second block edges, so when there is an easy opportunity, i will try to force eo for those edges more often