its best to start with simple and relative ordering as those are the most straight forward. Then go to Grouping starting with distribution then to in/out then go to grid games as those are becoming more common. Grids are not hard per se but take a lot of time and it takes practice to get fast due to the large amount of info in a grid game.
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its best to start with simple and relative ordering as those are the most straight forward. Then go to Grouping starting with distribution then to in/out then go to grid games as those are becoming more common. Grids are not hard per se but take a lot of time and it takes practice to get fast due to the large amount of info in a grid game.