Great creative content as usual, however unfortunately "Breaking The Quiet" series goes backwards in quality when compared to the Lara series.
The fact that you are absolutely never able to see the face of the main character throughout the entire series is a huge turn off and takes away a lot of the excitement from the series. Not being able to see one single facial expression of the MC throughout those interactions, those "BDSM" scenes, or forceful "exciting" scenes, simply renders the scenes quite bland.
The Lara series were absolutely amazing and half of the quality of the series were solely due to the very expressive facial expressions of Lara throughout the action. That in combination with a great voice pitch, made the series top notch, without even needing the chitter chat.
Meanwhile with BTQ it looks like there was a lot more focus placed into creating these interactions between two characters, while the MC remains a literal ghost. Where is the excitement in all that domination interaction when the face of the main character is a complete ghost? Not a single facial expression was seen throughout the entire series. Was the face of the model that shit ugly and better off hidden or something? Why do it this way? I see absolutely no reason and no gain in using this method, and it doesn't "improve" upon the whole POV aspect at all either (if that was ever the goal).
Furthermore, "female POV" was exaggeratedly used throughout the series, to a point where it needed to be dialed down. And I feel like having a ghost-faced MC definitely forced that card. It's enjoyable to see it every now and then, and it spices up the scenes, but you don't want to see "female POV" constantly because then it makes you feel like you've loaded the video from the "For Her" section of the Pornhub.
Overall, the complete inexistence of the main character's face, followed by a boring, no facial expression MC series, makes it enough for me to lose excitement in the series. The focus was put too much on voicing the MC, when she actually ended up being kind of an annoying character to me, with a voice not so pleasant in my opinion. But that's beside the point, I would still fully enjoy the series if there was any facial expressions to connect to, and be excited about. It's unfortunate because the Lara series were incredible. Just take a look at a couple of screenshots I've included below, and observe what I mean by saying that facial expressions in BDSM is extremely important and arousing. I have no idea what the plan was with this method of a faceless MC, but it was just a turn off for me. Not to mention the exaggerated "female POV" aspect which was forced due to this. Just strange overall.
To me the Lara series were a big 10/10, while the BTQ is a 6/10.
Now THIS below right here, this is real BDSM quality.
The fact that you are absolutely never able to see the face of the main character throughout the entire series is a huge turn off and takes away a lot of the excitement from the series. Not being able to see one single facial expression of the MC throughout those interactions, those "BDSM" scenes, or forceful "exciting" scenes, simply renders the scenes quite bland.
The Lara series were absolutely amazing and half of the quality of the series were solely due to the very expressive facial expressions of Lara throughout the action. That in combination with a great voice pitch, made the series top notch, without even needing the chitter chat.
Meanwhile with BTQ it looks like there was a lot more focus placed into creating these interactions between two characters, while the MC remains a literal ghost. Where is the excitement in all that domination interaction when the face of the main character is a complete ghost? Not a single facial expression was seen throughout the entire series. Was the face of the model that shit ugly and better off hidden or something? Why do it this way? I see absolutely no reason and no gain in using this method, and it doesn't "improve" upon the whole POV aspect at all either (if that was ever the goal).
Furthermore, "female POV" was exaggeratedly used throughout the series, to a point where it needed to be dialed down. And I feel like having a ghost-faced MC definitely forced that card. It's enjoyable to see it every now and then, and it spices up the scenes, but you don't want to see "female POV" constantly because then it makes you feel like you've loaded the video from the "For Her" section of the Pornhub.
Overall, the complete inexistence of the main character's face, followed by a boring, no facial expression MC series, makes it enough for me to lose excitement in the series. The focus was put too much on voicing the MC, when she actually ended up being kind of an annoying character to me, with a voice not so pleasant in my opinion. But that's beside the point, I would still fully enjoy the series if there was any facial expressions to connect to, and be excited about. It's unfortunate because the Lara series were incredible. Just take a look at a couple of screenshots I've included below, and observe what I mean by saying that facial expressions in BDSM is extremely important and arousing. I have no idea what the plan was with this method of a faceless MC, but it was just a turn off for me. Not to mention the exaggerated "female POV" aspect which was forced due to this. Just strange overall.
To me the Lara series were a big 10/10, while the BTQ is a 6/10.
Now THIS below right here, this is real BDSM quality.
