OMG I've been at this LSAT game for a while and was hit my a car on my bike without a helmet before these latest tests suffering another tbi(traumatic brain injury)--I've already had a craniotomy brain surgery for epidural and subdural hematomas. All that to say, I was so excited to hear the aug 23' recap because I'm close to certain the section I hoped was real was. Specifically in reference to the LR Q's where the mayor selected only certain people and the pack of wolves, I breezed through this section so easily I thought it had to be experimental :-D ! With this section being almost certainly real I feel I can not drop below a reasonable floor. Thanks for the Recap @!!! I'm prematurely on cloud 9!!!!!!!

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Friday test, had LR-LG-LG-RC. The LR included a question about why the ancestors of whales developed the ability to echolocate. First LG had a game with a cortet for a band with people playing cello and violin, and a game that involved people spread August-October. Second LG had a game involving the different floors of buildings and how they could be allocated relative to each other, as well as a game with different types of alcoholic bevs. RC was following order: a funny grasshopper reading, comparative about international law, history/comp. of US and Canadian banking systems, and the Chinese literati style of art.

Do you have a guess on which LG is the experimental?

I had only 1 LG and had the apartment game

OMG Thank God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had two LG, apartment game wasn't a game that was included in the section with the different floors of the buildings right? I'm really hoping the different floor game was in the experimental section. ugh I struggled hard with that one.

I assumed it was because I was hoping for the opposite lol. The artist permit game through me off before my first break and i got what i hoped for with a second chance a LG. I think it's a 50/50 because this discussion board has been anything but conclusive. Powerscore said something about the cello and violin game being the real section because there has never been a building allocation game, however, i believe i just did a pt with one but dont know if I'm just remembering the actual test itself lmao.

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Fri Test: So I had LR LG LG RC and felt it went reasonably ok. I had to use the restroom during LR, which may have cost me a few points had to resolve to drastic measures :cry: lol. After that the test went well except the first logic games had a game that blew my mind with more than enough time to :0. Hoping it was experimental because the second LG went swimmingly :-D . RC was usually difficult but nothing crazy! Wishing for at least a 158.

Which LG section was the one that was the hardest for you? I had 2 LG sections and I found the cello & violin game section to be fairly easily. The second LG section with the floors in the buildings was challenging to me I hope it was the experimental one :(

LOL Not to mess with your head, but i found the first with the cello and violin exceptionally easy except for the last artist game involving permits that I couldn't for the life of me figure out. The next LG with the buildings i can't really remember doing but enjoyed not becoming stuck on any one game in the second go round!

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Friday test, had LR-LG-LG-RC. The LR included a question about why the ancestors of whales developed the ability to echolocate. First LG had a game with a cortet for a band with people playing cello and violin, and a game that involved people spread August-October. Second LG had a game involving the different floors of buildings and how they could be allocated relative to each other, as well as a game with different types of alcoholic bevs. RC was following order: a funny grasshopper reading, comparative about international law, history/comp. of US and Canadian banking systems, and the Chinese literati style of art.

Do you have a guess on which LG is the experimental?

I had only 1 LG and had the apartment game

OMG Thank God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Friday test, had LR-LG-LG-RC. The LR included a question about why the ancestors of whales developed the ability to echolocate. First LG had a game with a cortet for a band with people playing cello and violin, and a game that involved people spread August-October. Second LG had a game involving the different floors of buildings and how they could be allocated relative to each other, as well as a game with different types of alcoholic bevs. RC was following order: a funny grasshopper reading, comparative about international law, history/comp. of US and Canadian banking systems, and the Chinese literati style of art.

Do you have a guess on which LG is the experimental?

If I had to guess I would say the one with building floors was experimental, although that is complete 100% speculation. It seemed to me like the type of game a lot of people would have struggled with, but not a lot of ppl were mentioning that they struggled on their games section.

Thanks, I hope you’re right. It was the one made me reflect on my whole life during the break to pick up myself for the other two sections left.

lol i have the exact opposite feeling, i hope and pray the first was experimental aug-oct was a nightmare for me.

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Do we know for sure which one of the RC sections was the experimental?

Which test did you have Fri or sat? I had Fri RC with a passage about an African American scientist making a discovery of some sort. Forgot the others besides a comparative passage revolving around some legal aspect or proposed legislation.

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LR-LG-RC-LR

First LR very hard. I had the same RC as @ and the games were just time consuming. Praying that the 1st LR was experimental. I did have that echolocation question and 95% sure I got it wrong.

First LR very hard. I had the same RC as @ and the games were just time consuming. Praying that the 1st LR was experimental. I did have that echolocation question and 95% sure I got it wrong.

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Friday test, had LR-LG-LG-RC. The LR included a question about why the ancestors of whales developed the ability to echolocate. First LG had a game with a cortet for a band with people playing cello and violin, and a game that involved people spread August-October. Second LG had a game involving the different floors of buildings and how they could be allocated relative to each other, as well as a game with different types of alcoholic bevs. RC was following order: a funny grasshopper reading, comparative about international law, history/comp. of US and Canadian banking systems, and the Chinese literati style of art.

sure hope that first one was experimental lg, that aug-oct was my worst nightmare!

Fri Test: So I had LR LG LG RC and felt it went reasonably ok. I had to use the restroom during LR, which may have cost me a few points had to resolve to drastic measures :cry: lol. After that the test went well except the first logic games had a game that blew my mind with more than enough time to :0. Hoping it was experimental because the second LG went swimmingly :-D . RC was usually difficult but nothing crazy! Wishing for at least a 158.

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Any issues with the writing utensils? No need to bring anything / the centers provide scratch paper and pencils?

They may, but bring your own just in Case!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Are we able to discuss test generalities yet, specifically for anyone who took the test in-person Saturday?

Can you share your experience testing in person? Any advice for retakers?

Yes, it was relatively chill, but be ready for any possible disturbances because they may or may not occur. I experienced different people coming in and out at random times for what I assume were an assortment of different tests.(not that bad or too often, but be ready) A woman next to me had issues and had to have a proctor assist her right next to me UGH. But all things considered it wasn't too bad. At least where I tested in Alameda, CA, headphones were provided that blocked so much noise that you could only hear your heart if it races too fast. Still bring your own just in case, all test centers aren't the same. Good luck and I wish you the best on the test!

Approx 20 people in room spaced out at partitioned computer seats in my location.

Are we able to discuss test generalities yet, specifically for anyone who took the test in-person Saturday?