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The only real thing that stood out to me in the update was that in the partially exposed rock, i was able to hold the drill in one place and rack up a good score, which is a step in the right direction since it shows the drill does affect the rock now

1.How was the quality of the button response?

 The switching between the drill and the hammer worked well, the switching was easy and felt streamlined to me.

2.How was the quality of the hammer?

the hammer was just an odd tool, it seems to quickly break the first layer, 100% struggle with the second, then utterly destroy the actual fossil. Though if thats from a strong hammer or weak fossil is almost uncertain.

3.How was the quality of the drill?

The drill was just weak. Even just using it to click i struggle getting through the weaker layer, as if the drill didn't even register on the rock

4.How do you feel about the available amount of time to clean the fossil rocks?

Honestly the time felt really good. more than enough time to clear a fossil.

5.We're there any noticeable bugs or glitches?

When i used the hammer, switching the spot i was breaking down it was like the hammer would follow the cursor between clicks, like catching up while hitting the areas in-between the first and second locations?

6.How do you feel about the cleaning system overall?

It seems like it'd be a really neat system, why change what works yeah? But, the x-ray button is odd, as it looks likes it is always clicked in the display rather than activating when you click it.

7.How do you feel about the fossil durability?

It was just weak really, plain and simple, but with the drill it could be indestructible. I played a few different times just breaking the rocks to see how strong they were and the durability is eh at best.

8.How do you feel about the rock durability?

It seemed like the parts of the rock were flipped. The first layer was soft and destroyed rapidly, while the second layer just wouldn't crack, but any exposed fossil would get damage.

Overall this was a real cool demo, and I feel like the final product will be fantastic. Good luck on the rest of devo!