Multislotting question

[4EverCuber]

Hi all, I'm trying to improve my f2l and so to that end I'm attempting to learn some multislotting algorithms. I feel like I'm doing to many moves yet most of my f2l is based off of algorithms.

Found a site that has 81 or so multislotting algorithms but I can't see myself learning all of them, let alone being able to recognize them during a speedsolve.

http://www.cubeloop.com/php/cube/expert.php?chapter=f2l&subchapter=multislot

Any suggestions on which to learn first or which ones are more useful than others?

Any suggestions for f2l algorithms for special cases would be most welcome as well. Thanks in advance.

 

[Zarxrax]

Real multislotting is probably beyond the capabilities of most people. Judging from the times in your signature, you probably haven't fully mastered normal lookahead yet, so trying to recognize multislotting cases would probably just slow you down.
Here's a video I watched a while back which gave me some new ways of thinking about it:

 

[ilikecubing]

http://www.cubeloop.com/php/cube/expert.php?chapter=f2l&subchapter=multislot

Any suggestions on which to learn first or which ones are more useful than others?

Any suggestions for f2l algorithms for special cases would be most welcome as well. Thanks in advance.

There is no point in learning all those cases,and that too at your speed.

I would say just practice more so that you recognize cases faster,don't get into multislotting and stuff when you can be equally fast with basic f2l

 

[4EverCuber]

Real multislotting is probably beyond the capabilities of most people. Judging from the times in your signature, you probably haven't fully mastered normal lookahead yet, so trying to recognize multislotting cases would probably just slow you down.
Here's a video I watched a while back which gave me some new ways of thinking about it:

You're right about my lookahead. Still needs much work. Thanks for the video, will definitely take a look at it. We're about the same with respect to OLLs. I need to learn about 22 or so.

 

[uberCuber]

you probably haven't fully mastered normal lookahead yet

At what point can one be considered to have fully mastered ('normal') lookahead?

 

[Jorghi]

When you can look ahead with high TPS??