so im using intuituve fridich f2l because im too lazy to learn like all 41 algorithms
but are there any algorithms worth learning that are shorter than intuitive
You should just learn any that you feel take you too long, or use awkward moves, too many cube rotations, etc. That probably wasn't what you wanted to hear though.
You should just learn any that you feel take you too long, or use awkward moves, too many cube rotations, etc. That probably wasn't what you wanted to hear though.
New youtube video up! This one explains the basic concepts of learning F2L...in 16 minutes. Since this can apply to anyone new to F2L, here's the video that explains how you solve it. You might only want to watch this if you do NOT know how to solve the F2L yet. If you already have experience with it....don't bore yourselves?
Again, I mainly posted this because I thought this video is helpful and easy to understand. I didn't want to create a new thread for this, so I'm adding it to this one. Therefore, this isn't necessarily aimed for the TC, but anyone who is interested.
