The Cubing Digest #2: underwater cubing be like:

Hey Ya! Welcome to the SECOND issue of TCD! Today, I'll be talking about WATERROUX!

You probably don't know about this method, but it's really unique and interesting!

WaterRoux

WaterRoux was proposed on 2017 by efattah and Neuro. It has 343 algs.. whew.. and has an average move count of around 45 per solve.

The steps are found here.

It has great potential, but the alg count gives it away. I would love to learn this if I had the motivation to practice my Roux and learn Waterman.

The method is really efficient, good look-ahead, but the bad parts are lack of research, that eye-watering 343 algs, and a lot of slice moves.

I've seen people on SpeedSolving doing solves with this, and I tried following the solution, it's actually not that bad!

Overall, you should check it out. Credit to SpeedSolving Wiki btw, pretty cool.