I don't know if it distorts your view of how proficient you are at LG, but the curriculum does recommend that you re-do logic games (in the lesson "Fool-Proof Guide to Perfection on Logic Games"). In fact, it recommends that you repeat challenging games ten times.
Personally, I have used this method to get to -0 to -2 on an average section.
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I don't know if it distorts your view of how proficient you are at LG, but the curriculum does recommend that you re-do logic games (in the lesson "Fool-Proof Guide to Perfection on Logic Games"). In fact, it recommends that you repeat challenging games ten times.
Personally, I have used this method to get to -0 to -2 on an average section.