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Absolutely no problem. And than you for your feedback :D

 I know how valuable it is to get feedback. And how difficult it is to get, especially from friends and family. 
The reason why I made the video on how to give feedback, is because I think that giving and recieving feedback is a skill, that a lot of people should take a bit more serious (especially as creatives) 

As designers we should look for the truth and identify patterns in our design. 

I find this really difficult when using friends and family to test my games, because they will not tell me the truth, as they will try to make me feel good, but I have some tricks, that I often use

First, I take the majority of my notes from watching them play, find places where they struggle and then make the notes on that. 

Then I will ask them open ended questions about the struggles I saw them having such as "what is your thoughts on figuring out ... " 

Then, when they say things that are a bit hurtful, I will do what I can to remove myself from this feeling, and try to figure out why they are saying this. Typically its because they are not trained in giving feedback, and they are not used to constructively convey how they feel and what they see. I will ask questions to elaborate and be kind and open.. because there is truth to be found, even in hurtfull comments (and sometimes the truth is just their truth.. and not something you should react to.. but thats a different topic) 

I have my two "goto" things which is "What did you like about the game" and "What would you change in the game" .. these are non agressive open questions, that more often than not, will give you some great insights. Another one I use is "Remove one thing from the game" and once they did that "Add a new thing to the game" .. this often brings up a conversation that are valuable. 

Anyhow, enough of me rambeling about research and how to get good testing data :D 

I also wanted to share a bit about how to make good jumps, but instead I found a video that explains most of it :) 

Thank you again for testing my game and recording it