"stuck" in low-mid 160s

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  prubh_grewal Alum Member

  October 2019 14 karma

  Keep doing the games! I found that after doing this, I would often notice patterns in the questions, but this is only because I have been used to doing them for so long. Also, spend more time upfront on the diagram, it may sound counter-intuitive but this is your best bet for success. If you were like me, then things will just "click" one day...you'll have that moment where everything starts coming together. Try and have habits; most logic games are either pure sequencing, grouping, or a combination of both. Determine the game type up front. I have found that simply looking at a bunch of stimulus' without writing anything down and then sorting out what the instructions are in my head while trying to do 1 or 2 questions, is great as a training exercise.

  Good luck
• BlindReviewer Alum Member

  October 2019 855 karma

  Everything @prubh_grewal says is on point -- 1) foolproof, foolproof, foolproof and 2) do work upfront (or realize when doing work upfront isn't required -- what JY calls a "rule-driven" game).

  What helped me a lot when my score didn't go up despite foolproofing was stepping back and figuring out the commonalities between games. For example, there are grouping games, but there are grouping games where the number of pieces in each category is given to you and some where they aren't. Sometimes you have grouping games where the pieces can repeat, and sometimes they can't repeat, etc. Figuring these similarities out and then cross-applying strategies will really help you gain a deeper understanding of the games beyond simply going on autopilot!
• Chris Nguyen Alum Member Administrator Sage ⭐ 7Sage Tutor

  October 2019 4577 karma

  I foolproofed all games from PT 1-35 and I went from -10ish to -2ish per game. Foolproofing works!
• motximotxi Member

  October 2019 88 karma

  Thank you everyone!!!