The video explaining the flaw in V1 is helpful for anyone who is not understanding this after reviewing the V2 material

For anyone looking for a sample problem, check out LSAT 127 - Section 1 - Question 22

If you're registered for an upcoming test, pushing it back could reduce some stress. Otherwise I think a few days off could be all you need. If you feel bad that you're not making "progress" you could do a couple 1star LR problems and an easy passage

October and November: best time to apply

December: good time to apply

January: fine time to apply

February: a bit late

Source: Law School Admissions Overview

link: https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/law-school-admissions-overview/

There isn't a December test so you'd be pushing to be ready to take the November test to you have a score back by 11/27/2024. If you wait until the January test, you won't have a score back until 2/5/2025

Would it be more beneficial to do the Legacy version to maximize practice problems, assuming I'm taking the test before August? Or should I practice real life testing situations and focus on the modern version?

Have you tried taking an untimed section? Maybe you're just feeling the time pressure