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This is already a ZZLL-only-list. Don't get confused by the namings, since ZZLL is a subset ob ZBLL. ;)

...Not quite sure what you are trying to say and wether this is right Anyway, here's a list: http://algdb.net/Users/User/4328

OK some time ago there was this discussion about color neutrality. I actually went ahead and learned a second color at which I am currently around 20% slower than with my primary color (Had my first sub 10 today yay) Here is what I have to share: First of all the benefit seems actually there...

Well first of all: I can relate to all the things you said. These are probably the things that all the ZZ-ers have gone through and it will will improve faster than you'd think! I also wanna share a tip: To overcome the "have I done everything right?" - insecurity during the EO-Line, it can be...

Just an thrown in thought: Wouldn't it just be better to learn COLL instead?

Pretty good video. You don't have to watch the whole thing if you dont want to.

I personaly use this one!

So BTW, if you haven't noticed yet. We have got a ZZ-Solver again!

Yep thats what I did too, when I was trying CN. It's fast and simple.

B F U2 F' R2 F' U2 B' R2 D2 F R' D L' U' R2 F U2 B2 L' F z2 U2 F' R F' R D' (EO-Line) U' L' U L2 U' L2 R' U2 R U2 L2 (Left-Side) U2 R' U' R U' R' U2 R' (Third Block) U R' U2 R U2 R' U R U2 R' (F2L + Phasing) U2 R U R' F' U' R U2 R2 U' R U' R' U2 F R2 U' R' U2 (Pi-ZZLL) The start was pretty...

I experimented with that some time ago. Being opposite-colorneutral (e.g. white and yellow) didn't seem that attractive. Howerever being 3 colorneutral where no color is the others opposite (e.g. white, red, green) had some more benefits, since the EO changes relative to your chosen...

Yes after doublelining you will have one side of your F2L finished. Yes that´s what I mean with doublelining (I just needed a name to reference to). Also I maybe should have clarified that these movecounts all refer to the start of your F2L when you only have the EO-Line. The reason why I...

Hey fellow ZZ-Cubers, I recently started cubing again and was wondering which was them most efficient way to solve ZZF2L. (The following refers to the start of the F2L) As you may know the most common way to start your F2L is by building 1x1x2 blocks and insert them with the remaining Edge to...