Passed PMP with 3xAT (success online story after Testing Center cancelled my exam 3x)

I finally have it behind me. I passed the PMP with 3xAT. My story is a bit different from most, so here is a quick summary:

1. My exam was canceled 3 times by the testing center. Because of this, I was eventually forced to take the exam online.
2. I want to encourage anyone who has no choice but to take the test online, don't be afraid. I read plenty of horror stories here, but in reality, it was a very smooth process. PearsonVue guides you through everything; you just need to read exactly what’s on the screen, follow instructions, and don't try anything "funny". Paradoxically, I was actually glad I took it from the comfort of my home where I had peace, quiet, and comfort.
3. My study process was completely different from others in this group. I realized very early on that the videos from AR, DM, and others didn't suit me for various reasons, so I didn’t use them at all. Same goes for the ThirdRock notes.
4. For a long time, I didn't quite understand what people meant by the questions being "vague" or the test being "brutal." I chalked those posts up to people who maybe weren't 100% prepared. Well, now I know. Even though I have a very detailed understanding of all PMI concepts, I can say the test is truly brutal. It feels like it really depends on what set of questions you get.

The first third was so-so and I thought, I’d be fine. However, the second set of questions started getting rough, and at times I felt like the question had absolutely nothing to do with the possible answers. The third set was the hardest; luckily, I had a large time buffer, but I spent up to 3 minutes on some questions scratching my head wtf is it and I still don't know what the correct answer was supposed to be.

In closing, I’d like to thank a few people here on Reddit who supported me or helped clarify certain things. Unfortunately, I also encountered some individuals here who should curb their arrogance and toxicity. We are all preparing for this exam together and mutual support and respect should be the foundation. After all, this test is no joke.