LG Fool Proofing question

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  akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

  March 2018 9382 karma

  Hi @just.jaubs,

  I don't know if you've seen this post already, but I used @Pacifico's Logic Games Attack Strategy:
  https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy/p1

  And I used this Excel sheet posted by @Sprinkles:

  Hey guys! Sorry for the late reply, here is the spreadsheet on dropbox courtesy of @"Not Ralph Nader"
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/a9rdnxphn55ax0k/Logic Games Bundle Tracker.xlsx?dl=0
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  Return On Inference Alum Member

  March 2018 503 karma

  I've been doing 4 games per day from PTs 1-35, plus the games that are associated with the PTs I take.

  To save paper, I use 'transparency pockets' which let me put my games into a transparent folder, then I use a dry erase marker to do the game. That lets me save a lot of paper when fool-proofing the games.

  My process is:

  In the morning, I begin by doing 4-8 games of the previous day to warm up. If I finish the game under time and with 100% accuracy, then I take the game out of the transparency pocket and put it into a pile of games.

  Then, I begin attempting fresh takes of new games in the transparency pockets, usually 4 games per day. If I can go -0 and under time, then I will discard that game. If not, then I attempt the game again and again until I can get it -0 and under time, then I put the game into a pile of games with transparency pockets for warming up the next day.

  After a week of doing this, you should accumulate a pretty big pile of preliminary fool-proofed games (the ones I take out of the transparency pockets and place into a pile). I then turn over my pile and will do a few games that should be 7-10 days old by now. If I finish -0 and under time, then I discard the game. If I make a mistake or go over time, then it goes back into a transparency pocket and back on top of the transparency pile.

  This whole process takes me like 3-4 hours in to do.

  Lastly, at night I also like to do one more attempt of the fresh games that I do that day.

  I am not a whiz at games yet, but I have made good improvements so far. I used to go -18+, now it's down to ~-5-8 per section.
• just.jaubs Alum Member

  March 2018 edited March 2018 38 karma

  @"Return On Inference" thanks very much! This helps. 4-8 games per day and your method of rotation was the kind of answer/example I was looking for. I shall try that, thanks so much for sharing. And @akistotle, no I had not yet found that excel sheet, so thank you as well!