SuiteFights Sponsorship - 3 Girls, 2 Fights, 1 Champion - August 21, 2015

Started by SuiteFights, August 13, 2015, 03:21:07 AM

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GoldenGirl

Just a couple of basic points, about identification....

Given that both girls are full-breasted, what possessed you to let Jemma [or is it Lexi?] to switch from dark brunette to blonde?

It follows on from that, that one girl {Lexi or Jemma?} has black panties, while the other girl wears dark blue. To assist more readily, as to who is whom, would it not have been better for one girl to have worn red/white/yellow panties?

Are there any plans to release these as DVDs? My previous [unhappy] experiences in buying downloads puts me off the idea altogether. I doubt very much that I am alone in that view; and you may well find there is considerable interest in DVD releases.

GG

jaybee

Quote from: catandcock on September 03, 2015, 08:11:47 PM
Ha Ha Ha, someone's glad of the payback....
Ummm...ok. That's a low blow. Lol. I guess what goes around comes around huh Lexi ;)

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grenwan

the only reason for a change to pulling hair is that under current rules there appears to be a risk of injury. Lexi could have broken her neck twice. Reading some of these comments, I think you guys are trying to craft your own perfect scenario rather than appreciating the rarity of two models going at it for real under specific rules. "not half bad" is the understatement of the year. I think the rules may need to change simply for safety reasons, no twisting of the neck. The last thing you would ever want to see is a serious injury. Unless you're sick in the head.

jaybee

Quote from: grenwan on September 04, 2015, 11:17:57 PM
the only reason for a change to pulling hair is that under current rules there appears to be a risk of injury. Lexi could have broken her neck twice. Reading some of these comments, I think you guys are trying to craft your own perfect scenario rather than appreciating the rarity of two models going at it for real under specific rules. "not half bad" is the understatement of the year. I think the rules may need to change simply for safety reasons, no twisting of the neck. The last thing you would ever want to see is a serious injury. Unless you're sick in the head.
No we are not "trying to craft our perfect scenario" we just want an entertaining "real" fight. Even the producer himself  has acknowledged the fact that at this rate the fights risk becoming  stale. And the "not half bad" comment  I made was in reference  to the on going debate  about extensive hair pulling slowing down the pace and making the fights bland. I was commenting  saying that after viewing  the fight even with the excessive hair pulling this fight never fell into the dull category so it wasn't  as bad as some made it out to be. Just imagine going to a boxing match or MMA and the only form of attack  the entire  fight were left jabs STRICTLY left jabs... that would get boring  really  fast don't you think? We do appreciate  what these girls go through but at the same  time we are PAYING to be entertained and some of the supporters of this product aren't  fully being entertained albeit not to the point of turning on the company by any means but just to the point to feel the need to address the beef. Fortunately the one grevance we all similarly seem to have isn't that big of an issue and the producer as I've stated has addressed the problem  himself and wants to fix it so that we can be 100% satisfied and continue to enjoy the wonderful work he's done.


grenwan

I like it as it is, and just because the producer says it needs changed doesn't mean he's right. And he may just be making that statement for the sake of inquiry.

I understand you are trying to improve the product, and feedback is valuable, hence my feedback is too.

If you make changes to the rules, do it for safety's sake, not because of the vocal opinions of those who want to craft a perfect scenario with a variety of moves that cater to their interpretation of entertainment.

Regardless, I don't think the producer is capable of making a bad product.






SuiteFights

Possible neck injuries and bald spots are the primary reason I'm looking for ways to reduce the amount of hairpulling, not necessarily the intensity of it.

Another reason is because I feel that if I advertise that "hairpulling, breast attacks, and pussy attacks" are all allowed, yet two of the three are absent, that I'm not giving people their money's worth. Not to mention all the fights start looking the same.

I've gotten so much feedback it's taken me forever to digest it all, but there's been a hell of a lot of good ideas, and I think I've found a way to ensure future fights feature more diversity in applied tactics. I will go into more detail when the next fight is announced.

gmenn

Don't change.
Your fights are perfect as they are now.

10count

"Seriously man this isn't NATO discussions."~Made me laugh ;D

Well stated Dave and I agree, lets hear it.

"Don't change.
Your fights are perfect as they are now."

I think the point is they are not perfect for enough people and he needs to make money like the rest of us to continue...

jaybee

I REALLY want to see the second fight. I find it strange that nobody is talking about it and there's no pictures other than the scalping picture. We all know the outcome by now the mystery  surrounding it has me incredibly intrigued. That picture  of the aftermath in all honesty had me more excited about that fight than the actual  title  match. I hate being  teased. Lol

gmenn

Quote from: 10count on September 05, 2015, 07:51:12 PM
"Don't change.
Your fights are perfect as they are now."

I think the point is they are not perfect for enough people and he needs to make money like the rest of us to continue...

If all producers' fights follow the same rules and outline, what will push me to buy Suitefights instead of Foxy Combat/Fighting Dolls and so on?
In my opinion the differentiations of commercial proposal is the key to success.

jaybee

Quote from: gmenn on September 05, 2015, 08:45:25 PM
Quote from: 10count on September 05, 2015, 07:51:12 PM
"Don't change.
Your fights are perfect as they are now."

I think the point is they are not perfect for enough people and he needs to make money like the rest of us to continue...

If all producers' fights follow the same rules and outline, what will push me to buy Suitefights instead of Foxy Combat/Fighting Dolls and so on?
In my opinion the differentiations of commercial proposal is the key to success.
It all falls under the same category of "real catfights" if you stray too far away from the main objective  (producing a real catfight) you risk falling into another catagory and changing your identity . At the end of the day all the real catfight companies are all the same fundamentally what separates them boils down to the production  values of the fight and the women not necessarily  only the fights themselves. There's  not much you can do to stand out by being different  and still remain true to the original  category you fall under the most you can do is be the best at what you're doing. Sorry if I'm not clear on what I'm trying to say I hope you can understand. I'm under the weather and too high on medicine right now to debate properly  ;D

DCameron

Quote from: jaybee on September 05, 2015, 09:07:15 PM
Quote from: gmenn on September 05, 2015, 08:45:25 PM
Quote from: 10count on September 05, 2015, 07:51:12 PM
"Don't change.
Your fights are perfect as they are now."

I think the point is they are not perfect for enough people and he needs to make money like the rest of us to continue...

If all producers' fights follow the same rules and outline, what will push me to buy Suitefights instead of Foxy Combat/Fighting Dolls and so on?
In my opinion the differentiations of commercial proposal is the key to success.
It all falls under the same category of "real catfights" if you stray too far away from the main objective  (producing a real catfight) you risk falling into another catagory and changing your identity . At the end of the day all the real catfight companies are all the same fundamentally what separates them boils down to the production  values of the fight and the women not necessarily  only the fights themselves. There's  not much you can do to stand out by being different  and still remain true to the original  category you fall under the most you can do is be the best at what you're doing. Sorry if I'm not clear on what I'm trying to say I hope you can understand. I'm under the weather and too high on medicine right now to debate properly  ;D

Not debating you jaybee - and hopefully some parts of the medicine high are enjoyable for you! LOL!!

It seems that each of the production companies has their own set of production values, and for me as long as they are consistent in the way they produce their products then I am a happy camper - I can pretty much know what to expect from each, and so should any other customer.  There probably are as many perspectives of what is required to make it a "real" fight (or catfight) as there are buying customers.  To each their own, and more power to them.  I for one really love the diversity in the offerings - choice is not a bad thing.