Can anyone point me toward a similar game?

giulia.pines

Hi October test-takers,

We all took it, and hopefully some of you have a good memory: Can anyone point me towards similar games to that last one, the one with the duets and violin and piano(?) or was it guitar(?) players.

I'm pretty sure I bombed that section as it was my first after 45 minutes of ProctorU technical difficulties, but all the while on the other three games I was aware I was making dumb mistakes. On this one I was just lost. I'd like to tackle other games that are similar just to prep more and up my confidence for the November exam.

Can anyone help point me to them? Even #admin

angelaylee97

Yeah that def was a hard one

Legality

It was pianos. Fuck the pianos. Fuck the violins too.

Legality

And fuck folk, gospel, and jazz while we're at it.

Legality

Had 13 minutes left when I got to that section and still bombed it haha. Should've spent more time prepping for misc games.

Ashley2018-1

I heard that it was a hybrid game...so which is it?

sarakimmel

PT9.S3.G3

iasdkadfg-1

Correct me if I'm wrong. I thought that one was an in/out game.

sarakimmel

Misc grouping sequencing

MookieBettsEnjoyer

I honestly just did all the Misc games, I think it would help with training thinking up a gameboard for games you're not used to

giulia.pines

Thanks so much everyone! I just did the old game and it was super easy, which shows me I just let nerves (and rage from technical issues) get the best of me on LSAT day.

I'm going to redrill all the games in the 80s AND do all the miscellaneous games to prep for November

LSAT41-Tester

I struggled on the same game and think that it’s not just the nerves. The official game had more difficult rules than the old one