Mar 17, 2013 · Intuitive f2l is a method most people use, where they do f2l without algorithms, simply using general ideas of moves which pair them up and insert them. Example: Imagine …

Dec 25, 2022 · Disclaimer: I'm sub-16 at the moment, so this text isn't meant for higher level cubers, rather at beginners seeking to improve at F2L. I'll try to summarize how I worked on …

Oct 5, 2023 · For those who picked up intuitive F2L from beginners, how long did it take for your solve times to get back up to speed?

Sep 21, 2023 · Watch jperm’s video about intuitive F2L to learn those basic cases and start practicing. Find a corner and edge piece pair on the cube and move them both to the top layer …

Mar 1, 2016 · The key is that at a high enough level, intuitive and algorithmic f2l for a majority of cases you will encounter are indistinguishable. As u/jashaszun said, if you learn intuitive, what …

Nov 20, 2023 · Basically, my intuitive F2L is solved in the same way as the Algorithmic F2L for majority of cases. This is basically it. Most cases in F2l are solved intuitively, I for one, don't …

Aug 26, 2023 · Learning backslots (and even left mirror cases) isn’t intuitive for a lot of people. A lot of times you end up looking for good solutions online anyways, so I think it’s better to just …

Jun 30, 2023 · When I tried to optimise my F2L, I started doing it intuitively, memorising patterns and how to connect the pieces. Then, I just gradually started learning algorithms and …

Sep 25, 2023 · The same can be said of understanding F2L algorithms; you first gain a basic understanding of simple insertions, hiding, and pairing, and then learn how algorithms go …

F2L is the most creative part of the solve. As your current moves will directly influence what you need to do next. So for now try to get better at intuitive F2L, algorithms will most likely slow …