I thought it was useful, shows you the best ways to diagram games... after I did a game I would check with their setup to make sure all the important info and setup structure was similar.I give this advice all the time, but dont let 20 bucks affect your LSAT score, its more important than the 100 grand you spent on college.
Is it worth the money? How helphful is it? I'm thinking about getting it but am not sure. Who here has experience with it?
Quote from: BYUgrad06 on June 27, 2007, 02:40:00 PMIs it worth the money? How helphful is it? I'm thinking about getting it but am not sure. Who here has experience with it?I would think this would be very helpful. Once you know the setup, everything else usually follows, and once you've seen a variety of setups, you should have a good sense of how to diagram various games.
Quote from: Lindbergh on June 27, 2007, 06:31:36 PMQuote from: BYUgrad06 on June 27, 2007, 02:40:00 PMIs it worth the money? How helphful is it? I'm thinking about getting it but am not sure. Who here has experience with it?I would think this would be very helpful. Once you know the setup, everything else usually follows, and once you've seen a variety of setups, you should have a good sense of how to diagram various games. I'd say it's not especially helpful. For the most part it only addresses the general setups, but doesn't tackle individual questions. So I see the book as being very incomplete. The few times I've gone to refer to it was to get my head around a certain question, and the book had no help there.