So this is my problem. If I give myself ten extra minutes for each LG section I do, I will get 100% right. Every time. But the issue is time. Often times, I find myself struggling over a problem because there is ONE RULE that I haven't seen the full implications of. When I finally see it, I say to myself, "Oh...duh!" and wonder why I didn't see it in the first place. After about three months of studying, I went from a 161 to a 173, but I haven't practiced LG nearly as much as I have RC and LR. If I can shore up my LG, then I'll be set. Can anyone help me out? Is my problem simply due to a lack of practice? Thanks.
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So my question to you is how did you learn logic games?
Also interested in what method(s) you used to learn games? Believe it or not, it can make a big difference.
Could it be the old LSATs? I'm doing PTs 7-28 right now and they seem different from the new ones. Like, I JUST solved a problem, but it took me so long to finish because I didn't see a connection between two rules (connections that are WAY less obvious than simple conditional linking, etc.). This was PT 21, Game 1.
All in all gaining speed with logic games is constitutive with becoming better at diagramming, recognizing reoccurring inferences/deductive reasoning. This will come with practice and repetition. What has worked for many students is the fool proofing method found here: https://7sage.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-score-on-the-logic-games/
Don't give up - it will come with patience, practice, and time!