started with a 4x4x4

[Absolome]

what method should i learn first?

 

[Kian]

what method should i learn first?

the most common method of a solving a 4x4 is reduction: solving the centers, then the edges, then the 3x3 solve.

for a beginners method chris hardwick's corner on speedcubing.com should suffice. you could also check out bigcubes.com

 

[deco122392]

to add to the above mentioned there is the vast amount of kknolage to be found on these fourms and various youtube youtube videos, even tho some arnt very explanitory usually they have at least a tidbit of usefull inside and its that little bit that can make a world of difference

 

[rjohnson_8ball]

Reduction method... Begin by solving the centers, then pair up the edges, then solve it like a 3x3 cube. You might then run into 2 problems. One is you might have 1 edge pair that is flipped -- this is described as a OLL parity that you would need to figure out. The other problem is a PLL parity where only 2 "pieces" need swapping. (By "pieces" I regard 1 edge pair as 1 "piece".) Again, this you should be able to figure out. Search here or use Google for more info.

 

[d4m4s74]

mods, move this to beginners

absolome, youtube is a great help, I forgot what tut I used, I'll try to look it up
I think it was by Thawst or RobH0629 (because those are the two top results and I don't look that far in a search engine)

 

[JLarsen]

I recomend a user on youtube "Pestvic" if you'd like a specific tutorial. Even more so "Badmephisto" but I'm not sure if he has any big cube vids.