For all the talk of declining video sales, pirating, what people want in videos, etc. I figured it'd be good to post reasons people actually don't
buy clips. These are a few reasons I don't buy certain clips, or less in general, in no particular order, feel free to add any other reasons:
The economy sucks.
I understand if you follow the mainstream media, the economy's probably roaring and things are just swell, but in the last several years, the economy
sucks, jobs are hard to find, inflation has risen, and incomes are down. People simply don't have the extra cash to spend on tickle clips like
they used to.
People need the money for other things.
I've been trying to get debt free for the last few years, so have purchased a LOT fewer clips than I used to. I'd rather have no debt and
the luxury to choose a few good clips, than to be buying clips knowing I've got debt to pay off later on.
People are tired of the revolving line of tickle models doing the rounds these last few years.
There are about 10 to 20 regular models who appear in the vast majority of clips, excluding Turtleboy, who's in England, and the Czech sites.
I believe most of them aren't ticklish, or I don't care for their laughs (fuck it, many are faking it.) but I'm sure they're reliable, aren't driven away by
the psychopaths who drove away Zen's recent, best amateur model ever (dammit!!), and probably have their own little fan base.
If you don't care for those girls....you won't be buying many clips. In the past, almost every girl in any video was new and a surprise, may have been
fantastic, may have been average. Now, since these"pros" are ever-present, you just see their name and if you don't care for them, you won't even bother.
This is probably the biggest reason I've cut back, a lot, on clip purchases.
People may just tired of the same ole same ole format for clips.
If almost ever clip features the same set up, same girls, same outfits, etc. eventually customers will be like, "I already have that clip,
don't really need it again..." I have bought the occasional clip of one of the revolving models, if the story was very unique/sexy/well done.
I'm not talking the high end produced CGI clips, .....as a "for example," James Dark of Shy and Wild Tickling just introduced the character
of the Tickle Secretary, a secretary to a tickle fetish producer. She was in nylons, the story was great, I bought it!
I thought the concept was new and brilliant, an obvious concept no one had done yet. If he makes more in the
series, I'll check them out more seriously than I will the next standard "girl in stocks in bikini on her 14th shoot" clip.
The quality sucks.
A lot of amateurs shoot in dark rooms and/or n lights in a already darkly colored room.
I don't even bother, if I can't see anything....or if it's grainy/looks like it was shot on an IPhone on top of being dark, then doubly forget it.
I want a large number of great clips to choose from, but lately, even when I have money.....there's not much I'm interested anymore.
I know piracy drives producers bonkers, I don't blame them, but there are a lot of other factors in lagging clip sales (if sales are actually lagging.)
buy clips. These are a few reasons I don't buy certain clips, or less in general, in no particular order, feel free to add any other reasons:
The economy sucks.
I understand if you follow the mainstream media, the economy's probably roaring and things are just swell, but in the last several years, the economy
sucks, jobs are hard to find, inflation has risen, and incomes are down. People simply don't have the extra cash to spend on tickle clips like
they used to.
People need the money for other things.
I've been trying to get debt free for the last few years, so have purchased a LOT fewer clips than I used to. I'd rather have no debt and
the luxury to choose a few good clips, than to be buying clips knowing I've got debt to pay off later on.
People are tired of the revolving line of tickle models doing the rounds these last few years.
There are about 10 to 20 regular models who appear in the vast majority of clips, excluding Turtleboy, who's in England, and the Czech sites.
I believe most of them aren't ticklish, or I don't care for their laughs (fuck it, many are faking it.) but I'm sure they're reliable, aren't driven away by
the psychopaths who drove away Zen's recent, best amateur model ever (dammit!!), and probably have their own little fan base.
If you don't care for those girls....you won't be buying many clips. In the past, almost every girl in any video was new and a surprise, may have been
fantastic, may have been average. Now, since these"pros" are ever-present, you just see their name and if you don't care for them, you won't even bother.
This is probably the biggest reason I've cut back, a lot, on clip purchases.
People may just tired of the same ole same ole format for clips.
If almost ever clip features the same set up, same girls, same outfits, etc. eventually customers will be like, "I already have that clip,
don't really need it again..." I have bought the occasional clip of one of the revolving models, if the story was very unique/sexy/well done.
I'm not talking the high end produced CGI clips, .....as a "for example," James Dark of Shy and Wild Tickling just introduced the character
of the Tickle Secretary, a secretary to a tickle fetish producer. She was in nylons, the story was great, I bought it!
I thought the concept was new and brilliant, an obvious concept no one had done yet. If he makes more in the
series, I'll check them out more seriously than I will the next standard "girl in stocks in bikini on her 14th shoot" clip.
The quality sucks.
A lot of amateurs shoot in dark rooms and/or n lights in a already darkly colored room.
I don't even bother, if I can't see anything....or if it's grainy/looks like it was shot on an IPhone on top of being dark, then doubly forget it.
I want a large number of great clips to choose from, but lately, even when I have money.....there's not much I'm interested anymore.
I know piracy drives producers bonkers, I don't blame them, but there are a lot of other factors in lagging clip sales (if sales are actually lagging.)