New OLL Strategy that I use

[theGenius9]

I like doing CO before EO because EO only has 3 possible cases. Maybe some people like EO first, but this is what I prefer.

 

[L4NC3_D4_AS14N]

this seems like it would be better if u wrote a profile post, but nice!

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

i feel dumb not knowing what EOLL is(and i average sub-7 on 3x3)

 

[Yoshihiro Nishiwaki]

‘Edge permutation of the Last Layer’
so it’s going to be H, Z, and both U perms

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

‘Edge Orientation of the Last Layer’
so it’s going to be H, Z, and both U perms

oh ok, thanks!

 

[Yoshihiro Nishiwaki]

I like doing COLL before EOLL because EOLL only has 3 possible cases. Maybe some people like EOLL first, but this is what I prefer.

When you do this the edges are all oriented so I believe it is not EOLL but EPLL

 

[xyzzy]

I believe OP may be referring to doing 2-look OLL with corners first (CO then EO), instead of the much more common 2-look OLL with edges first (EO then CO).

For historical reasons, "COLL" very confusingly doesn't just mean "CO", but also includes CP and assumes EO is already solved.

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

I believe OP may be referring to doing 2-look OLL with corners first (CO then EO), instead of the much more common 2-look OLL with edges first (EO then CO).

For historical reasons, "COLL" very confusingly doesn't just mean "CO", but also includes CP and assumes EO is already solved.

So what would be the "correct" term to describe it(OCLL?)

 

[Joël]

So what would be the "correct" term to describe it(OCLL?)

Yes

 

[theGenius9]

I believe OP may be referring to doing 2-look OLL with corners first (CO then EO), instead of the much more common 2-look OLL with edges first (EO then CO).

For historical reasons, "COLL" very confusingly doesn't just mean "CO", but also includes CP and assumes EO is already solved.

oh
I didnt know that
I'll edit post

 

[Michael Wimberly]

This sounds similar to a last layer method I've thought about before, where you do COLL and then 1LLL for the edges. idk how many algs this is, but it could be good.

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

This sounds similar to a last layer method I've thought about before, where you do COLL and then 1LLL for the edges. idk how many algs this is, but it could be good.

CFCE - Speedsolving.com Wiki

 

[Michael Wimberly]

CFCE - Speedsolving.com Wiki

Gee, how could I forget CFCE? What an oversight!