The tag on this question says MSS, but this is an inference question and JY also says MBT in the explanation video. Is this MBT, and the tag is wrong?

#help

Had RC-LR-LR-LG.

My 10 minute break turned out to be a 40 minute one as the proctor (got changed from the first one who was real nice and helpful) left me hanging for like 20 minutes and did not clearly communicate. He would not pop up the camera screen on for the 360 room scan, so i would not know what I am showing... so that took like good 10 minutes, and after the room scan was done, he didnt check if i turned off my phone again (I used the selfie mode to show the monitor), so I had to assure him that I did. I wonder why he didnt just call me and communicate, rather than having me just blanking at the chat box for that entire 30 minutes.... Then he took a long time to input the password and begin section 3. At the start of section 3, he still had the mouse control for the first good minute so I could not read or select AC or anything. Ended up going to the chat and telling him to stop moving the god dxxx mouse and lost 2 minutes and I was so out of pace from here.... On the LG section, another proctor interrupted me to switch windows and look at the chat box that said make sure my head is in the frame, when she could have just said it out loud and saved some time.

Overall RC, LG were okay, but both the LRs had me guessing so much, especially that second one where my proctor really did not help. (usually my worst section)

Try foolproof a game until you get every question right and with under target timing!

What I used to do is after doing a set or PT and learning the explanation thoroughly, group about 3-4 games into types (sequencing, grouping, in/out, etc) and create them as a problem set. Redo the set over 4-5 days until you have -0 with only using like 70% of target time. As you do the same games over and over, your make inferences without thinking, complete all sub-game boards within seconds, and this helps to hone your skills to face a new game with confidence. The key here is not to skip any steps (i.e. skip reading the rule and create the board, skip q question by simply picking an answer you remember without actually doing them) but do it fast and learn how to be accurate and save time.

Interested! Taking and Feb and March

Hi, is this webinar rewatchable for those who signed up? (I have work at the live webinar time)