Which one of the following is an acceptable order for editing the articles, from first through seventh?
AndrewArabieon February 18, 2023
General approach to the questions
By the time I got to this game four, I had 15 minutes to do it and couldn't finish 3 questions. Not finishing 2-3 questions on every LG section has been the case for me for the last month or two. Sometimes I'll get lucky and finish all the questions but thats rare (happened a handful of times). I don't know how to get better here. For this game in particular, I found that Matt's approach to the questions prioritized the topic rather than the article. I guess this makes sense because there is less to keep track of and you can get a general idea of the locations for the articles. Is this a good tip to take with me or is this tip really only applicable to this Multi-linear game? The tip being: in multi-linear games prioritize placing the category with the least amount of variables
Replies
Create a free account to read and
take part in forum discussions.
I think that is a good rule, but I also want to ask how long are you spending setting up the game? If you're spending 15 minutes on this game, I would hope you were able to spend the time to work through deductions and potentially build out scenarios.
AndrewArabieon February 22, 2023
I just tried the game again. It took me 20 minutes. I got all the questions right. I spent 5 minutes setting up 3 possible sequence chains. Two when S is before Q and one when Q is before S. Twenty minutes is way too long especially for someone who has been studying as long as I have but this is not uncommon for me and I have no clue how to get faster.
AndrewArabieon February 22, 2023
Im normally fine with ML games like this one. My problem is mostly with hard group games.
Emil-Kunkinon March 1, 2023
Hm, did you find making scenarios helpful here? I probably would not have done scenarios for this game, and I'm wondering if in this case they were more of a time drain than actually helpful. That said, games like this in which we only have three rules don't give us much to work with, and making scenarios can be a way to enhance that understanding.
