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- meyer is a big cube method for roux users.
- it is essentially just yau, but after your first 2 centres, instead of building the first 3 cross edges you build first block. which is basically just the same as first cross edges, but with the corners inserted.
- then you solve your last 4 centres like in yau, and you get to edge pairing, where you only have 2 open slots instead of 4, because you need to preserve the corners of your first block.
- then afterwards you just do roux 3x3 stage, with first block already solved.
- it is worse than yau (though i have my own opinions about that...), but its probably the best option if you really really want to use roux on big cubes. but for like 95% of roux users, it would be better to get good at cfop and use yau/hoya/redux.
- one more thing to note is that M slice edge pairing is better than E slice edge pairing for meyer, for a variety of reasons. so if you already use M slice edge pairing (which is very rare these days...), and you wanna use roux on big cubes, you may as well give it a shot. but if you use E slice like 99.9% of people, you probably just shouldn't bother. because why on earth would you relearn how to pair edges on a different axis just so you can use roux on big cubes ðŸ˜
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