games. One advantage I had by doing gamesbytype was ... that I really saw how similar all the games ... LG Cambridge packets (Sorted bytype/difficulty) I would have ...
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I started out by doing gamesbytype. I think this really helps ... you identify games and the best ... the draw backs of doing gamesbytype is that you will fall ...
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> **I started out by doing gamesbytype. I think this really helps ... you identify games and the ... the draw backs of doing gamesbytype is that you will ... When I began, I did gamesbytype until I was decently good ...
... the best approach to mastering games and memorizing the inferences. < ... at least 10x better at games then I was previously. ... recall inferences from similar games when approaching games I've never seen ... but instead you search logic gamesbytype and sort them?
... the best approach to mastering games and memorizing the inferences. ... inferences from similar games when approaching games I've never ... ? but instead you search logic gamesbytype and sort them? ... questions that you can sort bytype, PT#, and difficulty. ...
... time foolproofing, I recommend doing gamesbytype. So sequencing first, then grouping ... etc. Varying the number of games you do is completely fine ... how hard they are. Some games take longer to understand and ... think you should do the games a lot more than twice ...
... substantially better when I did gamesbytype and I really focused on ... . I stared with in-out games and printed out a bunch ... of copies of the same games.
My first step was ... game type. For example, If i'm working on in-out games ...
... try to master the gamesbytype first. This happens naturally ... games and double layer games followed for me with chart typegames ... and more complex grouping games being slowest. ... then start doing the games not knowing their type.
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... moving forward in the games or continue doing the ... 'll just approach similar games. Which I have. ... I also BR all my games right after regardless. So ... />
Have you tried drilling gamesbytype at all? I feel like ... as good at games. When you drill bytype, I feel ...
... keywords, but many other games will use similar language and ... I don't like drilling gamesbytype. It's important to begin ... your studies bytype, but once you know how ... lot of the challenge. Drilling bytype removes this challenge and so ...
... be done. I drilled gamesbytype and then by section until I felt ... printed off a stack of games about three inches thick and ... one step by step until I almost couldn't approach games any ...
... jumped backward and started FPing games more in the 40s. I ... more on practicing and FPing gamesbytype until I felt confident on ... in FPing all of the games. I think different systems work ... foolproof, and focusing in on gamesbytype. I think it helped me ...
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I think learning LG bytype is the best approach. They ... drilled grouping/in-and-out games, etc. that I really was ... />
Once I drilled all the gamesbytype from PTs 1-38, I ...
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> I think learning LG bytype is the best approach. They ... drilled grouping/in-and-out games, etc. that I really was ... ; Once I drilled all the gamesbytype from PTs 1-38, I ... to drill PTs 1-38 games?
... don't think that doing gamesbytype (beyond the CC) is a ... of the challenge with logic games is knowing how to interpret ... the knowledge of that game type before-hand then you won ... that a student who drilled by section does.
... ’d recommend not drilling logic gamesbytype. On the actual test, a ... the challenge is knowing what type of board you should use ... a long time, the only games that give me trouble are ...
... 29-38 are really good games to foolproof. Supposedly they ... look at, is doing gamesbytype, or foolproofing gamesbytype. You maybe wouldn' ... t do as many games with ... take 8-10 games of each type and just foolproof ...
I would Foolproof gamesbytype first. Go through the problem ... more sense to foolproof later games (60s-80s), then circle back ... hours each evening taking a games section from 1-35 and ...
7Sage divides logic games into ... there are subcategories. For sequencing games we have: simple sequencing, ... with a twist. For grouping games we have: in/out, ... kind enough to categorize the gamesbytype. I believe it only ...
I think practicing gamesby-type would help. I wouldn't ... game type, I would just loosely divide them up into linear games ... (linear; relative ordering), grouping games (each member must ... group size), and in/out games. Though all types are ...
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> I think practicing gamesby-type would help. I wouldn't ... type, I would just loosely divide them up into linear games ... (linear; relative ordering), grouping games (each member ... group size), and in/out games. Though all types are ...
... to focus on practicing one type of game a time. I ... overall LG techniques for those games are similar, they do require ... I would suggest to practice gamesbytype and practice recognizing common key ...
... to focus on practicing one type of game a time. I ... overall LG techniques for those games are similar, they do require ... I would suggest to practice gamesbytype and practice recognizing common key ...
For games, assuming that you're already ... make sure to keep doing gamesbytype. Sometimes people start studying LG ... the "pure sequencing" games in a row? All games involving "or, ... What about all In/Out games involving subgroups? If you don ...