Hey Loc,
If you don't have the same order don't be worried about it, just keep on with the same pattern and at some point you'll understand which one to move first according to the situation (to counter attack for instance, or to simply block ennemy's pieces). If you have any issues with PGN, feel free to contact me in pm.
Also, if I may, you have 50% ish puzzles ratio and you did too little of them to positively improve in game. I've seen you completed every lessons which is great. So my advise would be to do a lot more of puzzles and intensive exercices. Because if you follow Levy's videos (which I do as well) and you can't seem to improve it certainly means that you lack some tactical/strategy insights midgame and at the endgames.
Cheers!
So I bought IM Levy Rossman's Gotham Chess D4 Dynamite and E4 NY style as a bundle. Expensive but 34 total video lessons for the 2 courses & the PGN is a lot! That's where I seem to fall flat. The PGN. I don't understand how these things are meant to be used, so I have the worst time following along. I'm sure it's me because I love Levy's stuff. It goes through the main line then as you probably know has these variations that jump up and down the text page to follow that variation to it's completion. I don't understand why it isn't in the order he speaks about it in the video. I'm sure there is a good reason. I've only been playing 6 months but steadily slowly improving over that time. It just feels very messy to me & I actually believe these were done very well. What am I missing? I have the video lesson on my laptop & the PGN on my phone & there is always a point where I can't find the variation line that Levy jumps to quickly. I usually find it but there's got to be a better way? Thanks.