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In out game confusion

samirakhafasamirakhafa Alum Member
in Logic Games 64 karma

Hello,
I’m having a bit of difficulty understanding when I should set up my game board as a grouping/sequence game board or an in out one. Prep test 35 game 3 and prep test 60 game 4 seem very similar to me but JY used different game boards for both. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

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  • alyssa.hunt86alyssa.hunt86 Free Trial Member
    edited March 2019 47 karma

    So, lets say you have game pieces F G H J and K. A grouping game will say something along the lines of "three companies are holding a presentation. 5 presenters F G H J and K will each give a presentation at one of the three companies."

    A sequencing game will say something along the lines of " 5 docks are lined up numbered 1 thru 5, from lowest to highest. Each ship F G H J and K are docked at one of the 5 docks."

    For the sequencing game board, its just a straight line. Its equivalent to a linear equation like 6x + 2 = 32.

    For grouping games, the board is more like a chart or a diagram because of the multiple components. I liken it to the quadratic formula.

    An in/ out game is more likely going to be a grouping game in which there is a slot for "out" components.

    So, for example, using the scenerio above with the presentations... An in/out game will say or imply that not all of the pieces have to be used and to set up the game board, you would draw the chart as you would for a grouping game and add another column for pieces not used.

    Hope this helps!

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