For everyone who does Square-1, tell me if these are good ideas for learning it when my MGC comes:
1. Learn every cubeshape case with every six corners on the bottom. Using a virtual cube, it's quite easy to get to that state, and it only requires 5 algorithms (I think).
2. Since I know intuitive CO from doing 2x2x3, I only need to learn the EO case to swap two white-black edges, not four. This should be relatively easy to do, and with enough repetition and my already prior knowledge of the (1,0)/(-1,-1)/(0,1) algorithm, I should be able to do EOBL very fast.
3. Once again, 2x2x3 practice is my biggest asset for learning, as I find CP easy and fast. These algorithms should be shared across puzzles. So I realistically only need to learn the U-perm and the parity algorithm, plus some simple intuitive whatnot. I expect to be able to solve with no help within a week of when I get my MGC.