AlexMaass
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It could be better to learn EG1 instead of CLL; EG1 sides are more common.
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... yet the algs are worse, he doesn't know any EGs already aside from PBL, and he'll have to worry about ADF. CLL would be better.It could be better to learn EG1 instead of CLL; EG1 sides are more common.
PLL -> CLL -> OLL.
Learn 2x2 CLL first. You're fast at 3x3 already, and CLL will definitely help you get sub-4 on 2x2. You can learn COLL later (although some algs will overlap).Hi, I am a 14/15 sec average cuber and i am done with full CFOP. Since I have spent around a year learning this, I am now lost on what to learn next. I also solve 2x2 around 4/5 sec and would like to consistently average 4 sec. Should I learn 3x3 COLL and apply them to 2x2 as CLL or learn 2x2 CLL and wait to get sub-xx and then learn COLL? And also is COLL worth learning?
So this actually my question for now and I've finished learning full pll and currently on 2-look oll.And now I'm trying to learn advanced f2l and currently searching for extended cross.So my point is what will I do after I've learned those two?Should I learn full oll next?Or COLL or whatever?I'm sub 30 for 2 weeks now and I only started cubing last month.
To reduce pops, tighten the cube.How can I prevent pops and clickings?Is there any way to do that?And also how can I make my storebought cube cornercut and reverse corner cut better?Thanks in advance!
Thanks Guys.I'll do something on your suggestions.![]()
Hey Guys.I have a question.Right now I'm currently sub 30 on ave and some people said that you can be sub 20 without full oll.So what should I learn next?I'm pretty good at f2l and is COLL recommended for 2 hands?I also know VHLS so I don't really need to do full oll.
Learn 2-look LL. Don't avoid OLL because people say you don't need it. You don't need PLL to be sub-10, but it definitely helps.I avg. like 22 seconds with full PLL and two look OLL + some. Should i wait until like 15-17 secs to work on full OLL, and just get look ahead and cross DOWN, or should i go ahead and learn 2-look last layer?
I get that but I'm really struggling with f2l.Thanks to you I have a new PB of 19.xx sec. cause of my f2l around 8 sec but that was just a coincidence.So I want to know how can I improve in f2l...THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!You know PLL (I'm assuming) and VHLS? You don't need full OLL for sub-20, but try learning some easy cases. You could try improving LL recognition, and try to get your LL down to around 7 seconds for sub-20. Practice F2L and try to look ahead more. 12 seconds for F2L can probably get you sub-20 with a decent last layer. You could learn COLL, but to be honest I don't think it would help that much if you average around 25 seconds. I'm sub-15 and I don't know COLL, so I don't really think it is necessary. I got to around 17 seconds before I finished learning OLL, and my time splits were something like:
Cross: 3 seconds
F2L(not including cross): 8 seconds
OLL(2-look + easy 1-look cases): 3 seconds
PLL(recog.): 1 second
PLL(1-look): 2 seconds
=17 seconds
If you can get your times to around that then you can be well under 20 seconds. My main advice is just practice, and do some untimed solves to help with your F2L efficiency and lookahead.