I thought you don't do group shot?
BTW, next time got event please inform me ok?
Wanna brush up my skill and make some friends lah...

No problem. Many photographers are only interested in approaching the model.
But a warning: most models are already booked.

I have some experience with portrait (i.e. model) photography.
To take a good portrait photo, one is supposed to have assistants - to help holding accessories such as flash and reflector.
Unfortunately, most of the hamsap photographers can't stop pressing the shutter when they see pretty models. Nobody is going to be that assistant.
Which is why I am very frustrated

Usually, in a 3-hour session, I take fewer than 200 photos. But others can take up to 1,000 photos. It's quantity, not quality, which matters

They can get laid in brothel, all for a lower price compared to a group shot session
But not everyone can't get laid. Some of them are married. I know of one married guy who lives in Penang but comes to join organized shooting events in KL every weekend.

It is not about how fast you press the shutter. It is about how you want the image to be. Several things to consider:
- what pose you want the model to strike
- from what angle you want to take the picture
- what focal length to use: wide angle, normal or telephoto
- what aperture to set
- do you want to use the reflector? (Someone gotta sacrifices a few minutes to hold the reflector for the sake of other photographers.)
- if you are doing off-camera flash, where do you want to place the flash guns

Of course, your ultimate aim is to fucuk the model. None of the above matters to you.
But for the participants who join a group shot, they can't fucuk the model, and they are not taking good pictures. Why bother to spend their hard-earned money?