What to Learn after full OLL?

[YddEd]

Well, edge control is very awesome too

Edge control is easy, you don't even need algs.

 

[rj]

Edge control is easy, you don't even need algs.

Right, which is why I recommend it. It takes practice, though.

 

[kcl]

Right, which is why I recommend it. It takes practice, though.

Not really. Oh, two edges flipped? Sledgehammer.

 

[CheesecakeCuber]

well thanks for the tips guys...... But I went in an entirely different direction I learned the basics of the roux method last night and have been using it all day today... I already got a 35.27 single with it so it seems pretty promising

 

[Ranzha]

Not really. Oh, two edges flipped? Sledgehammer.

It depends which two edges. And it may be more useful to go EO+WV or setup+MW

 

[cannon4747]

If I ever got to the point you're at, Id start focusing on relearning OLLs and PLLs from various different angles. And learning ones that i could perform faster. Just that you know all an alf for all 57 OLLs and 21 PLLs for CFOP doesn't mean you know the BEST algs or fingertricks for them. For instance, I now know like 3 different ways to perform U-perms and have learned to do them all from many different angles.

 

[rj]

Not really. Oh, two edges flipped? Sledgehammer.

Or not. There's other cases, FYI.

 

[kcl]

Or not. There's other cases, FYI.

I know, but if you know some of the OLLs you don't need full edge control.

 

[PianoCube]

It's funny how people are suggesting learning very extensive subsets (i.e. ZBLL and OLLCP) without thinking how many people have successfully learned and retained those subsets.

I'd go with WV and MW, since they're useful and fantastic.

They're Wondeful :tu

I finished learning full OLL almost a year ago, and the algs I have learned after that is just around 10 new OLL algs, as I didn't like those I learned first, and the same amount of OH PLLs.
I have recently started to learn WV (know 12/27 now), just because it seems to be quite easy compared to most other subsets, while also being useful.

 

[Clarkeeyyy]

It depends which two edges. And it may be more useful to go EO+WV or setup+MW

What is MW?

 

[KongShou]

What is MW?

magic wondeful

notice there is no r

 

[Renslay]

magic wondeful

notice there is no r

And what is magic wonderful?

You know, just asking because there is no result with the searching function.

 

[uberCuber]

And what is magic wonderful?

You know, just asking because there is no result with the searching function.

Wondeful, not Wonderful

 

[PianoCube]

Wondeful, not Wonderful

Am I the only one that can't see the pictures at that page?

 

[TDM]

Am I the only one that can't see the pictures at that page?

I can't. I couldn't a few months ago as well.

 

[BoBoGuy]

xcross

 

[mark49152]

Am I the only one that can't see the pictures at that page?

See the note on his home page - use the archived site for working images.

 

[Renslay]

Wondeful, not Wonderful

Ah, thanks.

 

[PianoCube]

See the note on his home page - use the archived site for working images.

Found it, thanks
I think it'll be my next thing to learn after WV. Maybe sometime next year

 

[Ross The Boss]

learning new alg sets isnt necessarily the next step. something that could make more of a difference than you realize is fingertricks. learning in what situation to use a specific fingertrick can help make your solves much smoother. drilling the algs you already know it prolly the more important than learning something too.