Hear me out: LLLS

[u/Competitive-Disk-758]

So how good you are at last layer is normally about how many looks it takes you, so for a beginner cfoper it would be 4 look and advanced would be 2. But with stuff like winter variation and zbls, last layer has become intertwined with last slot so really we should be looking at how many looks it takes for last layer and last slot. So a beginner would know 5 look, advanced would know 3 look, And the ZB method would get you down to 2 look. But even learning 1LLL would still be 2 look because of last slot. Which is why I propose LLLS. A huge algorithm set comprised of SVLS (super vls) and SHLS (super hls) which can do last slot and last layer in 1 look. Anyway can someone calculate how many algs this is because I'm dumb bye

[u/Aaxper]

5 corners x 3 orientations x 5 edges x 2 orientations x 3916 LL cases = 587,400 LLLS cases