Opp/Adj • Square-1 Algorithm Explained!

In today's video, I'll be sharing my knowledge of the weird but unique Opp-Adj and Adj-Opp cases, I'll also be sharing some insight on how to memorize this algorithm much easier! I'll also go over execution tips and explain what habits you should break!
Algorithms:
Opp/Adj • (0,-1)/(0,-3)/(0,3)/(1,-2)/
(-1,-1)/(0,3)/(0,-3)/(0,3)/
Adj/Opp • (1,0)/(3,0)/(-3,0)/(2,-1)/
(1,1)/(-3,0)/(3,0)/(-3,0)/

[@JulioDuran-r4f]

Hola roni

[@RubiksRonaldo]

Hola!

[@MinhTrancubing]

Where is my shoutout btw

[@RubiksRonaldo]

@@MinhTrancubing I'm in Colorado right now, I'm not able to edit, not to mention I'm trying to figure out a good layout for that vídeo template

[@MinhTrancubing]

@@RubiksRonaldook also have a fun time in Colorado btw

[@anja.k4]

couldn't you just do 0-1 -30 -21 03 -1-1 1-2 2-1 30 when you have opp on top?

[@RubiksRonaldo]

I'm not too sure, I'll have to check it out later though

[@RubiksRonaldo]

@@anja.k4 just checked and yes the algorithm works and I guess could work as an alternative algorithm, I just find it easier to only worry about D moves(besides a couple moves from the opposing side) it's a much easier alg to learn which is why I made this video as a tutorial