People trying to get eco atm in the WoE castles are in pretty big guilds.
Most defenses in WoE that don't get over trampled usually have 20+ people and sometimes it grows as WoE goes on.
Alot of these people are key to defending there castles from a good bit of attacks every WoE so alot of them can't leave.
But some can.
A guild is holding a castle that isn't getting attacked, and is allied to another big guild.
The other big guild, thats facing the other big guild with their ally holding a castle that can only be attacked if nontrans enter in it.
Bamboo, is strong enough to hold off small, and petty attacks (Compared to what Trans WoE deal with, thats what it is)
Inorder for the nontrans castle, to even get competition, real competition, the other guild that is facing the guild allied to the one having the the nontrans castle has to sacrifice members , More members that are key to the defense of their own castle, just to go to non trans WoE.
I didn't mention names, because this would be true, like I said earlier in some of my posts, if DD had a nontrans guild on the side, while being allied to LoA. It would be the same if bamboo was in there or not, and if bamboo was allied to behemoth.
It would still be, the same discussion.
Another situaiton
Your guild is geared a good bit, you have a good bit of numbers (but not alot maybe up to 13 or 15.), but you don't have alot of hax items like GTB,GR's floating around.
You know, fighting in prontera over and over again won't get anywhere, so you fight in payon (this is to say,if payons defense isn't really "impossible") You have alot of numbers, but you require everyone because you don't have the haxness of GR's or GTB's to really protect everyone.
How is either side, supposed to hit a nontrans Castle, when they have to sacrifice doing something that in the long run will help them more.
They don't.
And a new guild hasn't come up to face Bamboo (lol unless I see aegis storm going to alde, I won't believe there going there.)
I wouldn't answer a call that would result in burning the work i've done for months.
But luckily, with my planning, I won't have to set a foot in alde.
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