I can make sure that feedback is detailed and useful by paying attention to both the experience and the intention behind a product. I usually observe how people interact with it emotionally and conversationally, not just whether it will work as in technically. Since I enjoy exploring stories, perspectives, and human dynamics in conversation. Especially because listening to people's thoughts and when it leads to their struggles, how they learn to put their trust in me is a relieving experience. I tend to notice small things like the flow of interaction, moments where conversations feel genuine or forced, which prompts create engagement, and which ones create silence or discomfort. In the latter case it will just get cut off and not developed further by an alteration of topic. Usually subtle yet obvious. I also like discussing experiences with other people after testing, especially friends who are honest and analytical, because different perspectives help me give more balanced and objective feedback. Rather than only saying what I liked or disliked, I try to explain why something worked, what kind of response it created, and how it could be improved for different personalities or social settings.

I have a few friends, and based on the type of friendships i am cultivating these days as a "blooming introvert" it is more interesting to look for conversation that really hits those nooks and crevices of individuals, especially their values and views on basic things or even the deeper ones in life, also the exchange between one's internal value to another. And apparently one friend of mine and i even made a list of heavy topics that we can talk about to each other or to other people. We'll test the cards by inviting our two other friends and others, to see how the flow goes. We've been friends for 4 years so the view and review of this card will be objective and blunt.

It started out with testing of indie game projects that my friend in game creating is making. One project to another, i always like exploring new contents and unique ones especially those games that has stories in it. Seeing the description of this product, in a way these cards is an old (other conversational card games from random questions with various spectrum) yet new concept. The new? A bridge between my interest in learning about something new or unique and how i can hold stories. Stories from other people and how those meaningful conversations that we are going to have is a "game" for me to dive into deeper parts of someone's mind.