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The alg learning area

On this thread I WILL learn:
Full oll
Full pll
Full EOLE
Full DCAL
Full CDRLL
Full CMLL
Full ZBLL
Full TDR
Full L5EP
Full L6E

Any questions? If not, I'll begin!\
Ill post algs for you if you want to follow along!
That is a crazy amount of algorithms that you will have to learn, that is over 600 algorithms, for the ones I could find the algorithms for.
INSANE, well good luck on your journey to insanity (or knowledge)
 
good luck ! personally I found full oll quite difficult to learn

btw pll is included in zbll, so it's really not as bad as people in this thread are making it out to be, you only need to learn around 1229 algs actually.
the legend.
 
good luck ! personally I found full oll quite difficult to learn

btw pll is included in zbll, so it's really not as bad as people in this thread are making it out to be, you only need to learn around 1229 algs actually.
Don't forget EPLL is part of L5EP is part of L6EP.

Not to mention if he ends up using the same COLL for CMLL and CDRLL in some cases.
 
Don't forget EPLL is part of L5EP is part of L6EP.

Not to mention if he ends up using the same COLL for CMLL and CDRLL in some cases.
Okay seems like we'll need to calculate this out now. I want to know exactly how many algs we're talking here. Also does an alg sheet exist for L6EP?
 
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