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[Member Intro] What should I learn next?

What's your average? I can't really tell you what to do if I don't know your average.
I see that on your profile that you use Beginner CFOP which should probably get you to around sub-30 or above?
Beginner CFOP got me all the way to sub-45 before I started to learn all the PLLs
So I think that when you start to average around 30-40 seconds, you should start to learn the PLLs. It's 21 algorithms but TRUST ME, it is worth it. I saved up around 4 seconds when doing every solve.
But if you haven't learned F2L yet, learn that since that is very helpful as well. Same story as the PLLs, it would help you.
 
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What's your average? I can't really tell you what to do if I don't know your average.
I see that on your profile that you use Beginner CFOP which should probably get you to around sub-30 or above?
Beginner CFOP got me all the way to sub-45 before I started to learn all the PLLs
So I think that when you start to average around 30-40 seconds, you should start to learn the PLLs. It's 21 algorithms but TRUST ME, it is worth it. I saved up around 4 seconds when doing every solve.
But if you haven't learned F2L yet, learn that since that is very helpful as well. Same story as the PLLs, it would help you.
My average is a minute
 
If you average a minute then ur last layer doesn’t really matter as much, just practice f2l
This is true but it's no reason to postpone learning full PLL or even foll OLL after that.
Every time you practice F2L you end up with a OLL or PLL case you can learn at the same time.

I think it's not good to learn too many algs at once but in my opinion you can learn intuitive F2L parallel to some last layer algs
 
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