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Hi everyone,

A new member here and also very new in terms of just starting to prep for the LSAT. Have really been amazed by and appreciative of the wealth of resources here so far! ...Just had a quick LG question I thought I'd run by folks with lots of LSAT experience.

Was specifically curious about the general "pattern" or distribution of games in terms of difficulty in a typical LSAT Logic Games section. Given that a typical LG section has 4 games, I'm wondering how many of the games on average are considered:

"easy"..."moderate"...to "tough" ..?

For example, would a typical LSAT games section have:
1 Easy
2 Moderates
1 Tough

and would it ever get as bad as:
1 Easy
3 Tough

Do you guys find that the distribution is pretty random or has a predictable pattern across all the LSATs you've taken?

Thanks very much in advance. Appreciate it.

I mean, there's no def pattern but I would say 1 easy, 2 medium, 1 difficult. Not always true, though.

4 easy. jk

I think it's kind alike 1 super ez, 2 do-able, 1 obnoxiously annoying

Very funny peanuts.

I was going to add and ask if people don't mind...what would be examples of "easy"..."moderate"....and "tough" games? ...whether by type or by actual example?

Would people have examples of what they consider to fit the levels of difficulty?

Thanks!

New and used CDs is tough. Dinos is tough.

NoodleyOne wrote:New and used CDs is tough. Dinos is tough.

I thought the New/used CDs was alright, just a lot of rules and inferences to be made.

What is this dinos game I keep hearing about? I've probably done it but I think the name "dinos" just isnt making the connection click for me.