Dear CG and developers.
Your are working really hard to provide us with good content and new game modes, why now make the unilateral decision to take away a TB. let us make this decision. the Guilds should know if they go for 1 (which) or two at the same time.
This "community effort" kind of play mode, is the one we treasure the most. don't take away, give more!
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We dont yet know the reward table for the new TB, what are they taking away? How do you know they are not giving more?
They could have, but then the rewards for the new more difficult one would have been scaled down. We all know there is an economy to the game and a balance/pace they like to keep.
We run raids simultaneously so why not TB’s?
Because raids cost a currency to start, while territory wars and battles are started for free.
Also because the rewards of any event are predicated on the frequency (or infrequency) of that event. Allow guilds to do both at once and suddenly you’re doubling the amount of rewards. If you want to keep the same pace of individual growth you’d have to reduce rewards or increase prices, both of which will be hated.
There are many reasons, one is pretty simple, they have chosen for it to be this way. They balanced rewards to be this way, and they are possibly trying to draw a line in the sand to help actually define "end game content".
So in short, they could, but it was not planned that way at this point, and things would need to be adjusted.
I will start this with: there is an economy, it needs to stay balanced and they have it where they want it. We do get things and the game has a decent pace (IMHO), we will always want more, but things do move forward.
And now: with the above in mind, they want to make a difficult game mode and new content that will last, they would also be foolish to decrease the rewards from old content that they just made easier.
With all that in mind, to run both would have required the new TB to be lacking in rewards. Which is a bad idea for new and seemingly difficult content.
At least that's how I see it.