ld be used again fo
++++++ Teaches me stuff I didn't know before.
+++++++ Having the quiz at the end was a great idea. Only the first question actually challenged me (I'm tired). I had to kinda think for a bit before answering. The others were rather easy, but it works well to get the stuff to stick in your mind.
-/2 The 2 screens that are displayed in 2 seperate parts (penultimate and final screen) have really short pauses between the samples. It's like you're hurrying there and it kinda breaks the tempo of your speech.
-- Gfx kinda messy in the animation.
- Kinda quiet sound,
--- In the first pic of the earth, I wasn't sure what was what. I think you could've picked better colours - maybe have actual black with white spots for the bg, then the more typical red/yellow/brown for earth, with a tiny greeny-brown line round.
---- In the first pic of the lava rising, I thought the green was water. I think you could have had labels and better colours. Maybe use scanned-in textures. That'd be a lovely effect.
--- What makes the lava rise in that particular spot? I watched 3 times, but couldn't really understand what sparks it all. I think it's just kinda chaotic and no-one really understands what these convection currents will do next. Is that right?
-- I felt the 'extra info' text was vaguely confusing and pics/diagrams could have helped me understand it without having to re-read it so many times.
- No links to further info
++ As always, I love the quick intro. Nice blackletter font with a fairly sharp dragon.
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Really enjoyed it. As I mentioned above, the animation/quiz combo is a great idea and one that can/should be used again for sure.
Don't think bgm would be a good idea.
Looking forward to #2.