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I've already been through the PS Logic Games Bible two to three times. Should I go through the Manhattan one as well, or will that mess up my method? I'm afraid that if I don't go through it I'll miss something important, but also that if I do go through it I will mess up the system I've set up through Powerscore.

Thanks guys,

Helicio

You could do it.

As long as you don't confuse things, you can take tips and tricks and sorta combine setups to ultimately make what works best for you.

I did it and my LG skillz were ridiculously good.

gaud wrote:You could do it.

As long as you don't confuse things, you can take tips and tricks and sorta combine setups to ultimately make what works best for you.

I did it and my LG skillz were ridiculously good.

Word!

I always learn a new approach/process with a number of prep materials.

Whenever I solve the LG, I frequently look up CambridgeLsat manual book + Velocity + other materials that I have in order to find a better way to reduce time.

I believe each LSAT teacher prefers one method to another, so it is important to find what serves you best. For example, you know, some teachers love "scenario" approach(which is to find all scenarios and start answering questions real quick) while others focus on finding 'inference' from initial rules.

Keep in mind that you should not change "a basic setup" too radically as it could throw you off a lot.
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do it. Some game types are better handled by PS; some are handled better by Manhattan. I think it's best to do both and go with whichever you feel comfortable with on each game type. I guess it's mix and match more than blend

Great, I'll be purchasing this weekend. Thanks guys.

Ya. Just be smart about it. Use what works best for specific games. Also, it never hurts to have several methods in your toolbox so you'll be ready for anything.