June 04 LGames

[how many questions did you finish without guessing?]

how many questions did you finish without guessing?

all 4 games

 11 (50%)

more then 3 games

 6 (27.3%)

3 games

 3 (13.6%)

more then 2 games

 2 (9.1%)

barely 2 games

 0 (0%)

1 and then some

 0 (0%)

i answered a few questions here or there, but was pretty lost

 0 (0%)

i used LG time to take a dump and penciled in D for the entire section

 0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 16

[nathanielmark]

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[$ones]

I bet the avg. mark for the games is gonna be so high. I'm guessin like 18/22. I know what Lexy said is true- whenever I muck up a rule, I still usually manage to get half the game right.

Not to sound like a male private part, but I found that this was the least challenging of any games section that I ever did. I had like 7 min to spare at the end of the section. Thats never happened before, its been like 2-3 min max. So not taking into consideration the certain % who made mental miscues (which is prolly roughly the same for every exam), I think almost everybody is agreement that this was one of their better games sections ever.

[JiggityJig]

Agreed, sones.  It seemed like the easiest games section on any of the post-95 tests that I took.  Although given consideration of the curve, I think it's actually going to be unfortunate for some people -- if you're usually decent-to-good at games anyway, doesn't it take away an advantage and make that tricky RC all the more important?

[Skittles]

Agreed, sones.  It seemed like the easiest games section on any of the post-95 tests that I took.  Although given consideration of the curve, I think it's actually going to be unfortunate for some people -- if you're usually decent-to-good at games anyway, doesn't it take away an advantage and make that tricky RC all the more important?

I was never that god at games, but I'm not happy about more emphasis being shifted to the other sections. 

[Bluce]

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