My Journey in Switching 3x3 Methods

[Nathanael]

I can't really say much except good luck to you in this journey! Keep trying throughout the year and don't give up!

 

[efattah]

Like any method you will need to learn to recognize the CLL cases from all possible angles, which is a time consuming process. Otherwise, recognition takes too long.

 

[ProStar]

Like any method you will need to learn to recognize the CLL cases from all possible angles, which is a time consuming process. Otherwise, recognition takes too long.

No more time consuming than oll...

 

[ProStar]

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UPDATE
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So I've been majorly slacking on learning CLL lately, but I finally started learning Pi. I'm hoping to be done with them in under a week(I'm mostly taking my time with learning algs, I usually do 1 a day)

 

[Deleted member 52530]

i got it right........because ive seen you talk about cfce befre

 

[Deleted member 52530]

i guess theres a benifet of cfce, it easier to do cll on 2x2

 

[ProStar]

i guess theres a benifet of cfce, it easier to do cll on 2x2

I've switched back to CFOP

 

[Deleted member 52530]

I've switched back to CFOP

this is awkward

 

[ProStar]

this is awkward

lol yeah

 

[Deleted member 52530]

lol yeah

how come

 

[ProStar]

how come

I was tired of trying to find good algs, sources, and help for CFCE. I still firmly believe that CFCE is just as good as CFOP, but I'm not good enough to be the one to develop it.

 

[Deleted member 51471]

I was tired of trying to find good algs, sources, and help for CFCE. I still firmly believe that CFCE is just as good as CFOP, but I'm not good enough to be the one to develop it.

There are good algs. algdb for ELL and the wiki for CLL.

 

[ProStar]

There are good algs. algdb for ELL and the wiki for CLL.

Trying to look at the algs on the wiki for CLL is awful for me. I hadn't seen algdb's ells. The main problem is if I want to know how to fingertrick an alg, or what to do next, or anything like that, it's almost impossible to find a video quickly for CFCE. For CFOP, I can find 10+ instantly

 

[Deleted member 51471]

Trying to look at the algs on the wiki for CLL is awful for me. I hadn't seen algdb's ells. The main problem is if I want to know how to fingertrick an alg, or what to do next, or anything like that, it's almost impossible to find a video quickly for CFCE. For CFOP, I can find 10+ instantly

I guess. I personally never use execution videos and figure out the fingertricks on my own.

 

[ProStar]

I guess. I personally never use execution videos and figure out the fingertricks on my own.

I'm actually planning on learning CLL/ELL one day so that I can take advantage of an easy LL if it comes up. I literally just did a solve where I had a horrific F2L but it was still sub-20 because of a CLL skip.

 

[efattah]

You are pioneering a new method (CFCE) that is vastly underdeveloped. You don't 'look' for good algorithms for the last layer, you're the one expected to generate new and better algorithms. You don't look for videos on how to finger trick the algorithms, you are the one expected to find the finger tricks and post youtube how-to videos so your 'followers' can click on your videos and learn from you, and skip all the hard work.
I've been developing LMCF for 5 years and it is slow, hard work, and measurable progress can be seen every 6 months or so. I'd expect similar progress with your journey.

 

[RedstoneTim]

There actually are some good CFCE resources, they're just kind of hidden. For example there is this for full CFCE and this for ELL.
(I also remember someone mentioning that they would release a sub-1 ELL video soon, though I don't think it's been finished yet.)