EG-1 is better. LEG is ok if you're saving a rotation, so you should learn it eventually, but not if you don't know EG-1 already. The most common progression for 2x2 algs is CLL → EG-1 → EG-2 → LEG-1 → TCLL → 1LLS. Don't learn it if you're not sub-4 with CLL though.
Looking through the algs now, that makes lot of sense. Thanks!
What’s 1LLS?
1LLS is a 2x2 method where you solve 3/4 of a layer then finish with an algorithm. It has so many algs (358 if you exclude CLL and TCLL) that no one knows all of it, but a few people have learned some of it (Zayn, Will, possibly others).
I think the latter is easier for 60% cases and the two are both somewhere around 2 moves.
Learn more PBL algs to do the cases in more than one direction.
Many L CLL cases are RUD and rRUF gen default for 3x3, you want to pick short, RUF (or 2-gen) algs for 2x2.
EG-1 solve the entire last layer with an adjacent swap case at the bottom
Okay, thank you!
That’s something called 3x3...
