Hi, I'm Dylan from the United States :D

All you guys are awesome :D I am getting a bit better at f2l, 40 seconds for f2l where as the Beginner's method would also take me about 40.

HOLLLYYYY... 48.03 seconds with combined F2L and beginners method. Awwww yeahhhhh!
 
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Okay, I have a question. My 2x2 and 4x4 came yesterday, and I have solved it about 5 times since then, so should I continue mastering the Fridrich Method or memorize the Ortega method at the same time?
 
Gahhh now im slowing down again. It takes me a minute for f2l, it usually takes me about a min to do the entire cube. I'm gonna look into Petrus and Roux (and, possibly ZZ, if I can find a good tutorial)
 
Gahhh now im slowing down again. It takes me a minute for f2l, it usually takes me about a min to do the entire cube. I'm gonna look into Petrus and Roux (and, possibly ZZ, if I can find a good tutorial)

this is a playlist of outstanding youtube tutorials from asmallkitten (Phil Yu), and this is a very comprehensive text tutorial. ZZ <3. Good luck!
 
Gahhh now im slowing down again. It takes me a minute for f2l, it usually takes me about a min to do the entire cube. I'm gonna look into Petrus and Roux (and, possibly ZZ, if I can find a good tutorial)
Petrus and Roux aren't bad, and I recommend that you should look into them. As for your slow times, it is absolutely normal to take over a minute for f2l at first. At first I averaged one and a half minutes, but after a while you will get the hang of it. Also if you haven't already done so, check this out.
 
Sounds like your doing good. BTW is Michael your REAL last name cause I've never heard it as a last name? I'm just wondering and welcome to the forms.

Haha no, but It's my middle name. I don't use my last name online unless I'm talking to people I know in real life. And thank you for the welcome :D

And also, I think I've become as fluent in F2L as I have in the first 2 steps of the beginners method.
 
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