I am interested!

It gets better, trust me! I used to only get 6-9 correct on logic games because that type of thinking and pace was so abnormal to me. I thought I was not destined to do great on the logic games section but I wanted to get better. I was also told that the logic games section is learnable and one can learn at a fairly decent rate. For me, I had to give it a solid month where I only studied logic games and I really focused on it. I wanted to get comfortable and be able to look at a game and understand immediately what they were asking for.

During that time, I was timing myself and pushing myself to really do well on the games. You have to understand that you are not going to score amazing the first 20 games you do, but over time you see PATTERNS in the games that you play; That will allow you to be comfortable and fast to score amazing in this section.

Now, I am only missing 0-2 depending on how difficult the game is. It is weird giving you advice because I was in a similar mindset like you. I never would have seen myself giving people advice from where I am standing in terms of the logic games section. Don't give up. you have to keep trying.

Here are key points for people wanting to do exceptionally well on Logic Games that worked for me:

Repetition

Understand what the question is asking

Make sure you understand every condition/rule that is given in the game

Understand how rules overlap or interact with each other; this can lead to strong inferences

Your diagram will be your best friend;

Breathe and have fun with the logic games! (I started to really see progress on my LG when I started to enjoy the games lol)

I am interested as well! Please send me the link or add me! My discord is rednike321#7712

You got this!! I believe in you. The biggest thing that will definitely help you is the mindset that you have adopted! You have to truly want it if you want consistent progress in the LSAT! Dude I started in the low 140's when I first started and now I am scoring in the low 160's! I did not think I was going to get here until I adopted a similar mindset as you. Keep us posted.