4x4 Rubiks Cube. That Horrible last edge piece.

There can't be one last piece on a 4x4, there have to be two or more unsolved, if the cube is not solved.
 
I will rename this video and mention the word "EDGE. " I have made this video so the whole world will understand how to solve the last edge piece. Only certain cubists know what R prime means.

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I decided to teach CHINese to non Chinese speakers, since many people don't know how to speak it. CHINese has no alphabet so I decided to make one that's easier to learn.

I will rename my language NOSEese and mention the word "哈. " I have made this video so the whole world will understand how to speak CHINese. Only certain speakists know what 水猪 means.
 
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I will rename this video and mention the word "EDGE. " I have made this video so the whole world will understand how to solve the last edge piece. Only certain cubists know what R prime means.


It's still 2 edge pieces unsolved. I think the video would be better if you actually showed yourself turning the cube; it's hard for me to follow what's going on even as a cuber. As far as the notation thing goes, if you're at the point of only having two edge pieces unsolved on a 4x4, you likely already know notation. I believe you should remake the video and change the notation on screen to actually be our standard (no use learning something nobody else uses), and show the cube being turned while you do it.
 
Here is a video for you all.
4x4 Rubiks Cube The final final one last piece.
 
Interesting way of notating. If it works for you, that's cool, but as you get more experienced with cubing, you'll find the standard notation more useful, being more concise and more widely used. But anyway, you should be memorizing algorithms through muscle memory, not phrases, for most efficient solving.
 
I think that if you could already solve 4x4 that far, you actully should also have some knowledge about notation!
 
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