Hey - I found this game to be unusually challenging.
Anyone have any recommendations of similar games? IIRC, 7sage usually has a note with that information, but it isn't present here.
LSAT PT 64 Section 2 Game 3 Similar Games Forum
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Re: LSAT PT 64 Section 2 Game 3 Similar Games
Is that the bike game? Really helps if you split the game into 4 boards.34iplaw wrote:Hey - I found this game to be unusually challenging.
Anyone have any recommendations of similar games? IIRC, 7sage usually has a note with that information, but it isn't present here.
And that game is unique, don't know if there are many games like that. That's prob why 7sage doesn't have any recommendations.
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Re: LSAT PT 64 Section 2 Game 3 Similar Games
Thanks - yeah it's the bike game. I think the problem is that while I was starting to split the board, I realized how open ended the possibilities were and didn't know that I would benefit much from doing so. I think using the bikes as a base definitely helps, as it makes that YS block more apparent... I initially used people as the base with the Mike Kim (I think it's his) square / same item notation... I still made that inference that YS could only be F or G. Usually, I am right and able to rule drive it, but these were a bit more open ended (egh two MBF questions) where having those open ended diagrams definitely expedited things.StopLawying wrote:Is that the bike game? Really helps if you split the game into 4 boards.34iplaw wrote:Hey - I found this game to be unusually challenging.
Anyone have any recommendations of similar games? IIRC, 7sage usually has a note with that information, but it isn't present here.
And that game is unique, don't know if there are many games like that. That's prob why 7sage doesn't have any recommendations.