Powerscore vs 7sage for logic games Forum

[jessucsbedu]

Hi there. I did one on one tutoring with powerscore. I've found a lot of their tips and tricks useful, but the games are still taking me way too long to complete. I also don't really like how their explanations just say, "well you should magically know how to make these 5 key inferences." With that being said, has anyone tried both powerscore and 7sage for logic games? Which do you find to be superior? I am debating purchasing the basic 7sage package just for their logic game technique videos, but I'm not sure if it's worth the additional money. I also don't want to confuse myself by learning two different techniques. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[Skadidas]

All the logic game videos are available for free under their "resources" tab. Those videos should suffice or at least be a valuable supplement to your powerscore knowledge. I wouldn't buy 7sage just for the logic games section, considering they have excellent free content regarding the subject. however, if you needed help in other areas as well, 7sage's basic package may benefit you.

[jessucsbedu]

Yeah, you're right. I think watching the free video explanations should suffice. If I can't figure out the logic behind the rules they use from that, then I probably shouldn't be applying to law school lol. Thanks for the help!

[Chaimthegreat]

I have done both and I would really suggest 7Sage. The explanations are fantastic and you really learn the basics of logic before entering that part of the curriculum (instructing you on how to make the inferences). As previously mentioned, explanations are free.

[Rupert Pupkin]

7Sage

[MercW07]

7Sage

[mishpt1]

7Sage

7Sage, for sure.
Although one of the main benefits of 7Sage is adhering to their fool-proofing, and one would probably reap tremendous benefits by fool-proofing with Powerscore's method too. What I'm trying to say is that for those who mastered LG with 7Sage/foolproofing, it's hard to figure out what percentage is due to 7Sage's method of attacking games, and what is due to fool-proofing.

What I will say, though, with 100% confidence is that 7Sage's method for in/out games, especially those with many conditionals, is far, far superior to Powerscore; they're not even in the same galaxy.