Chimpy.677 wrote:Unfortunately, this is what people here want. For years, they've been making unimaginable efforts to get to where we are now. These aren't just my own words. Look, you can see it over and over again in this very forum. People here have always defended the porn being made now:
1) The same actress doing the same scene a million times.
2) Peeing, vomiting, prolapses, and other disgusting things.
3) Every time a new, pretty, young girl came along, they never supported her. Instead, they kept asking the same woman, who had already done a thousand scenes before, to do the same scene again.
4) Women are no longer the center of attention. Women here are basically an excuse to show off men. That's why I think a lot of people here are bisexual or even homosexual. Something that can also be seen in the inclusion of gay or trans scenes.
We've been saying this for years, that they were going to close all the studios and that everything would be over, but of course, they always told us this would never happen, that all the studios were making a lot of money and that the website was doing very well. Obviously, those saying this, to no one's surprise, were the same sick people who defend everything I mentioned before.
Now they simply have what they asked for, don't complain.
The real problem was that none of the people shooting the scenes truly understood what made porn special - or made the very best scenes stand out. As crazy as it may be to say something like that - it's ultimately true.
The real problem came with the industrialization and commercialization of porn production - for the Internet - in the past fifteen years or so.
It's that the appetite became so large - and the options so infinite - that production itself had to skyrocket in order to remain relevant and keep the customers coming back for the next bite. Suddenly producers were shooting two to three scenes a week.
Do you think any artist has it within themselves to produce three hours of interesting footage over the course of a week? Of course not. If they try to do too much "new stuff" - it gets sloppy - because they haven't had the time to test or perfect the technique yet. If they rely on the "old stuff" - it gets same-y - because now every shot is identical to every other shot.
That's why NRX sold so amazingly well. Because it found the perfect balance between trying new things and actually perfecting them - instead of shooting the same scene for fifteen years straight. Nick did the actual music-video-esque intros with the girl slowly presenting herself - rather than just standing there awkwardly and gawking at the camera for three minutes straight. Nick tried to introduce stories to some of the shoots - and while it didn't always (or rarely) do anything for me - it kept things fresh, at the very least. Nick did the three-hour gangbangs - with different scenes and sets within the framework of each one - that built a different kind of momentum than we had been used to seeing up until that point.
It was something different at the very least - and while not everything about it worked - for the amount of new stuff that was tried - an amazing amount of it actually did. Didn't hurt that the girls were fan-fucking-tastic, and didn't look like they siphon gas outside the convenience store in the small hours of the morning.
The peeing, the vomiting, all that gross stuff could actually work - if they found a way to naturally add it into the scene. Like, have an actual "natural flow" go along with it, and not cut the scene apart into these vintages of little mini-scenes where everything feels like a lego block sitting next to another lego block. But there comes the next big issue.
The legality of it. It's probably not legal, and opens the producers to a lot of potential problems, if the girls going into what is a very public studio don't have it laid out in absolutely pristine clear detail exactly what the fuck is going to happen during the set. It's probably not possible to say, "Hey, well, we're just going to see where this goes." So - what do you get? The same fucking scene shot well over 2,000 times. And that's what
needs to be done in order to satiate the release-almost-every-day schedule a lot of these studios were under pressure to do - lest the attention of the fans - and their dollars - go elsewhere, anywhere, on the near infinitum of porn that is the Internet.
And the problem with new girls is this ...
Let's say that you get an incredibly amazing, 11/10 eighteen year old girl, who's actually willing to do everything you can throw at her. That's great! Right? Well, yes, but ...
Suddenly, every other actress that was part of your team, let's be generous and say that they ranked as 7 out of 10s, will now look like 5 out of 10's after this new actress starts shooting and releasing scenes. So! Unless you have a steady stream of amazingly hot young girls who are willing to throw themselves at this kind of content (like in the old Russia days) - then ...
You're most likely going to get a small contingent of gasoline suckers who are willing to come in for their fiftieth double anal piss-glugging vomit-spewing gangbang - and likewise - the same small contingent of fans who are willing to buy their scenes.
Everyone else is on OF. Making either millions, or pennies, but believing they have a shot to make millions some day. And when you see some of the top tier girls on OFs, and what they're willing to do there, it's indeed a shame that OF came into existence. But it did. So, better scrounge your dollars up for the next gas-chugger that's willing to take a few rusty pipes in the ol' cheesecake factory, because that's all you'll be getting.
And while that may be really disrespectful to many of the (amazing) girls who do still shoot for the site - and quite honestly - the quality of girls has been going up from where it was a year ago or so - as have the scenes that have getting released on the front page - there are some ultimate realities and truths in what I said that mean that the decisions that were made were not necessarily done so out of choice ... but out of necessity.
Not all of it - but lumping all the faults into a gigantic basket and giving it to the guys running this site is not just unfair, but not reflective of reality either.