Easy to Learn Speedcubing Last Layer?

[PreacherBob]

I want to solve the last layer in an easy to learn way. I've been using the Fridrich method, but after F2L it gets complicated and confusing. I know with any method I will have to learn algorithms, but what's the easiest speed-cubing method for the last layer??

Thanks in advance

-PreacherBob

 

[goodatthis]

You can get away with the last layer with only 4 algorithms. There are lots of good tutorials out there. In reality 4 algs is not hard at all, if you want to get into speedcubing more you will wind up learning 50+ eventually. And it's extremely likely you'll learn more, but I'm being kind of conservative.

Usually the order goes: (with one alg each)

Get the top cross
Finish the yellow side
Permute the corners
Permute the edges (last step)

 

[PreacherBob]

You can get away with the last layer with only 4 algorithms. There are lots of good tutorials out there. In reality 4 algs is not hard at all, if you want to get into speedcubing more you will wind up learning 50+ eventually. And it's extremely likely you'll learn more, but I'm being kind of conservative.

Usually the order goes: (with one alg each)

Get the top cross
Finish the yellow side
Permute the corners
Permute the edges (last step)

These are 4 steps. What are the algorithms?

 

[uberCuber]

These are 4 steps. What are the algorithms?

Here's a simple one to learn. (last layer on second page) Of course this way will take more moves than it will once you learn 16-alg 4-look last layer, but I'm sure you expect that already

 

[PreacherBob]

Thanks, ubercuber, that's exactlywhat I wanted!