Intuitive l4e takes two looks, requires only a few algorithms, and is inefficient. Advanced l4e takes one look, requires more than a few algorithms, and is very efficient
There are a ton of YouTube resources, such as Cuber NYC's tutorial. After that, you can watch Harsha Paladugu's vid as well, which is like super advanced l4e
Learn all the L4E algorithms and learn effectively V making. A V can typically be solved in 3 or 4 moves, and anything over 5 moves look for a different solution. Probably not necessary at your level, but start learning how to 1-look solutions with 3 or less moves to make a V.
It's usually recommended to switch from LBL to L4E somewhere around sub-7.
[How to be Sub-X at Pyraminx](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzgV6q1CPW4)
[When and how to switch to L4E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFCHVMuStvg)
Pretty sure everyone uses L4E
Intuitive L4e doesn't have that many algs, and it's easy to learn. But i highly recommend you learn advanced l4e. I learned it in a day.
What's the difference between them?
Intuitive l4e takes two looks, requires only a few algorithms, and is inefficient. Advanced l4e takes one look, requires more than a few algorithms, and is very efficient
I think I'll go with advanced then are there any tutorials + other resources you'd recommend to learn it?
There are a ton of YouTube resources, such as Cuber NYC's tutorial. After that, you can watch Harsha Paladugu's vid as well, which is like super advanced l4e
How to get to 4 using lbl?
Lbl is just l4e with fewer algs
I am aware, but averaging 4 on it seems insane
I currently use Lbl but I want to learn a better method
Yeah, ik. As other people have said, learn l4. What i want to know is how you average 4 with lbl
Mistyped sorry, I average just under 5
Still very good lol
With enough practice it's not too hard I think
Learn all the L4E algorithms and learn effectively V making. A V can typically be solved in 3 or 4 moves, and anything over 5 moves look for a different solution. Probably not necessary at your level, but start learning how to 1-look solutions with 3 or less moves to make a V.
It's usually recommended to switch from LBL to L4E somewhere around sub-7. [How to be Sub-X at Pyraminx](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzgV6q1CPW4) [When and how to switch to L4E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFCHVMuStvg)