F2l Algorithms?

[InfiniteZero]

Well, the topic title says it all.

I need ones that aren't slow. I think learning the important ones are more beneficial than intuitive...

 

[Mátyás Kuti(shaipo)]

Try to find your owns!

 

[Erik]

I'm with M?tyi on this one

 

[Harris Chan]

Yah...I really don't like people to ask to get the "good" algorithms for them. You need to search for them, there are tons out there. We can't list out all the good sites. Don't be lazy

 

[AvGalen]

I would like to add a little nuance to that:
FIRST find your own
THEN make a list of your worst ones and find better algs for them online. There are so many places that have them, just do a little searching.

 

[InfiniteZero]

I don't have confidence in myself :rolleyes:

I was just wondering where you people got them :lol:

Edit: I found ones on the speedcubing.com site in the algorithms section. Are those any "good"?

 

[Inferno.Fighter.IV]

Originally posted by InfiniteZero@Apr 15 2007, 04:21 PM
I don't have confidence in myself :rolleyes:

I was just wondering where you people got them :lol:

Edit: I found ones on the speedcubing.com site in the algorithms section. Are those any "good"?

I don't really think there's such a thing as "good" ones, it all depends on your preference , I don't like slice moves and B and L moves, so I avoid using algorithms that use those, or I add my own little full cube turn. I use some of the algorithms off http://www.speedcubing.com but not for F2L, I just use the Last Layer ones. Try http://www.cubestation.co.uk for your F2L, that's what I use.

Taylor