When I took the MCAT it may have been the most horrendous conditions... We all got there early (way before the 8 am time to check in - about 7/7:30.) They didn't *START* check in until 8:45, the test didn't start until 10, by the end of the verbal we were all STARVING. The administrators couldn't count the tests so it took them a very very long time to let us go to break (I think they counted them 3 or 4 times!) and all said and done we didn't get out until 8 pm. It was long, arduous, and I'm sure the fatigue didn't help our scores.
I was very tempted to write a letter to AAMC (not the administrator!), but then I decided against it. #1 if they decide to flag your scores (this is according to my advisor) they will put a star by them on the amcas but the explaination will be your obligation. And that star could mean anything - like easier administration or security leaks....
#2 Complaining about stuff like that might hurt you just as much as it will help you. Medicine is a difficult, fatiguing field where nothing ends up working out the way you plan. And life isn't fair. If you can't handle some degree of unfairness and duress and still succeed... Well, I've just heard complaining about anything is about the worst thing you can do at an interview....
But, anyway, I could be wrong. It very well could have helped if I did complain, but my advisor really convinced me not to.
Jade~