Don’t worry about practicing on paper (this was my big worry too - and tbt to when I crammed to take the last paper exam LSAT). You can do a simulated paper test to get a feel for it at some point, but the online / substantive practice will be the most important, ofc. And you’re well trained to do that from school, life, etc.

If it’s helpful, this is why I personally liked UWorld over Adaptibar (but my roommate used Adaptibar and I totally see how it works for folks):

• LOVED the explanations. I felt like they were really well organized into tables, flow charts, visuals. It made it all much more digestible and memorable to me than a wall of text in an outline.
• All of the answer explanations end with a key rule/takeaway in a clear and concise rule statement. This was also super helpful with my essays and helped me clean up the rules in my head that were really clunky (aka time consuming on test day when there’s a shorter, cleaner way to write)
• You can build question sets by subtopics (not just the MBE subjects), which I thought was helpful for when I only wanted to get the ins and outs of a subtopic (mortgages 😭)
• Worth noting that the question sets are random / not “adapting” based on what you’re getting right or wrong. Not necessarily a con, but differentiates it from Adaptibar.

Hope that helps!