What to memorize first?

[dudemanpp]

Over the course of about 3 weeks I learned all 21 PLL's and now I want to move on to something else. I can do F2L intuitively (the whole cube) in about 29-35 seconds. Should I start memorizing F2L algorithms or learn the OLL's (I already know about 25-30 of them.)

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Erik]

F2L for sure!
OLL is the thing to learn the last (well except for the necesairy algo's to do OLL in 2 steps: the edge OLL's and the OLL's where all edges are oriented).
so the order would be: F2L, PLL, OLL. I think the best...
Oh and F2L is not a think to memorize, you can figure it out yourself, this takes less time to learn and is better for your understanding of the cube itself.

 

[pjk]

Exactly what Erik said Work on your F2L, don't memorize it Good luck.

 

[dudemanpp]

You people who solve it in sub-20, what type of algs do you know. (e.g. all PLL, all OLL, all F2l)

I am just, curious.

 

[tenderchkn]

OLL is typically the last to learn, due to both the large number of algorithms, and that it doesn't save that much time over a 2-look OLL (2 seconds max). I found that I just ran into a certain case over and over again and wanted to solve it in 1-look, then I looked up and learn that specific case. Learning the algorithm before you can recognize the case will probably hurt you.

You don't need OLL to average sub-20.

 

[dudemanpp]

Thanks for the feedback everybody. You've helped alot!