ZZLL, where to start from?

[nck]

So I finally decided to learn the ZZLL set
I don't have any experience learning large sets of algs for 1LLL so I'm kinda lost

In what order should I learn them in? Should I learn them subset by subset or should i learn the algs in each subset that have the same edge permutation?
Thx

 

[Sir E Brum]

If you don't know COLL, learn that first. Then the corner recognition becomes second nature and you can use that to bridge to ZZLL.

 

[nck]

If you don't know COLL, learn that first. Then the corner recognition becomes second nature and you can use that to bridge to ZZLL.

thx
I only know the H and Pi sets because they are the slower oclls for me...but i kinda dislike the idea of learning the rest of colls without knowing what they do to the edges. Should i learn the 'normal' COLLs or should i start learning ones with correct edge permutation?

Edit: a couple of the COLLs i already know isn't in the ZZLL set...so i guess they're kinda useless

 

[eastamazonantidote]

If you don't know COLL, learn that first. Then the corner recognition becomes second nature and you can use that to bridge to ZZLL.

This. Suck it up and learn these first, otherwise your recognition will make it impossible to use ZZLL in a solve. You may even decide to stop with COLL.

 

[JeffDelucia]

Well I'd say the first subsets you should learn are Oll Pll Coll Ell and then take it from there...

 

[nck]

Well I'd say the first subsets you should learn are Oll Pll Coll Ell and then take it from there...

I know full pll, around half of the olls and 2 sets of coll.
Dunno how Ell fits into this