too confused

If you don't want to learn that much algos....roux.
If you want to do so....fridrich.

owright.?
 
http://www.badmephisto.com/badmephisto-speedcubing-method.pdf

Teh F2L page. Ya.

Also: Don't use this until you average ~50 seconds. You can easily make it there with intuitive.

~40 seconds is a better idea.

~10 seconds is an even better idea. I'm sub-18 and use intuitive F2L.

Er...I think thats late
Like, way too late.
Maybe 30 seconds then. When I was at 30 seconds I knew how to solve 70-80% of cases from all angles.

Besides, not many people can achieve 10 seconds, and this guy isn't sub 1 yet.
EDIT
Try to become colour neutral now, or later it will be really hard.
Colour neutrality can save you a bit of time.
 
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i dont want to get sub 10sec if in some months i could be able to get my time under 30sec then i will be happy with it :)
 
it isn't necessary to learn algs for f2l. In my opinion, you should develop your own algs that work for you.

I think you should do what works best for you, whether it be pure intuitive, pure algs or somewhere in between. For a beginner, it can be really difficult to figure out fast algs for some of the uglier cases with incorrect pairs or misoriented pieces in incorrect slots n stuff. Algs help gain understanding, making it easier to figure out your own algs later.
 
it isn't necessary to learn algs for f2l. In my opinion, you should develop your own algs that work for you.

I think you should do what works best for you, whether it be pure intuitive, pure algs or somewhere in between. For a beginner, it can be really difficult to figure out fast algs for some of the uglier cases with incorrect pairs or misoriented pieces in incorrect slots n stuff. Algs help gain understanding, making it easier to figure out your own algs later.

+1

Exactly what I have been trying to say.
 
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