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question for the Reese brothers d yu guys ever ube together and/or show eachother new tricks etc?

He has nothing to contribute to me so no. I show him stuff occassionally.

And Eric, those N Perms aren't yours. I only switched to them because I saw that they can be performed fast with practice(even if you are slow performing them)
 
Are you required to use letters for both corners and edges for multi-BLD? I mean, 2 cubes memo will be eg. PIAOENXR 284639 EFODNIQ 457823.
How can I make a story out of that?

You are not required to do anything. Just find the memo system which suits you best.
 
MOST popular? Dunno about the most, I know quite a few people who use it. It's very good and is easy sub 2able. If you want an alg thats proven to be sub 1-able, then use this. I don't think its as nice as an alg, but it has like 5 less moves in it. And If you learn this F perm alg then learning the V perm alg is easy. They are basically the same alg

V perm -> R' U R' U' y R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F
F perm -> R' U2 R' U' y R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R U' F (I Personally like the T perm variation above) (bar on back)

Its like an extra U in the beginning and an extra U' at the end.

edit: and the alg above mine is the exact same as mine, but his has a d' instead of my U' before the rotation, and his doesnt rotate. I find the d' awkward though. So just remove the U' y and replace it with a d' if you like his alg more. Or just copy his.
 
Hmm, ok. I just dug out my old algorithm sheet which I made when I decided to learn full PLL a year ago. I put down these algorithms.
V: R' U R' U' y x R' F R' F' R2 U' R' U R U' x' I definitely like yours with no x rotations
F: R' U2 R' U' y R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R U' F I think I'll go for this one because it seems more finger friendly.

Any suggestions on these other algorithms? Have I made a drastic choice?:
E: R2 U R' U' y (R U R' U')*2 R U R' y' R U' R2
Na: L U' R U2 L' U R' L U' R U2 L' U R' U'
Nb: L' U R' U2' L U' L' R U R' U2' L U' R U'
By the way, I really really like <L, U, R> algorithms (I'm left handed), this is why I chose these N perms. Not sure how they'll be when I learn them, but I remember they felt smooth when I tried them.
 
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