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new 2x2x2 intermediate(or begginer)method

CubeK

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Do you know the tcll method? I think that people who use the ortega and cll methods can improve their average time by applying tcll, but I couldn't find anyone with the same idea. Here's an idea. When creating a complete face, one corner can be twisted, right? If you learn one step for each type of tcll oll, you can complete it in the following order: Firstface or first layer (twisted one corner) → tcoll (twisty corner oll) → ortega pll or pll I think this is suitable for patterns where one face is unlucky. Can anyone help me create a tcoll step chart?
 
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I feel like simply solving a layer -> OLL is a lot more intuitive for beginners who have experience with 3x3 already. If anyone wants to improve further, then I feel like CLL (which consists of 40 algs) will be a lot more worth learning than TOLL.
 
I came up with this for people who are having a hard time learning CLL and want to improve their time, or for people who are thinking about learning TCLL. This is an example of how to solve it by mixing the Ortega method and Tcoll.

 Twizzle link 
 Title TCOLL + Ortega ex solve
 Setup 
R U' R F2 R' U R' F R' F' R F R' F' R2
 Moves 
R' /// first face with twisty corner
R' F R F' R' F R F' ///TCOLL Hammer+
R U' R F2 R' U R' /// Ortega PBL
 
And it will get you to make first layer (to start oll alg) easyer so you can look ahead more during inspection. What do you think I'm saying? Do you understand?
 
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