Guilds Guild Suggestion Spree #2: Add An Npc At Guild Hall To Test Upgraded Towers.

Add an NPC or a function for the Guild Master NPC to have a GUI similar to the normal one in the territories upgrade pannel where you can setup a tower using wathever upgrades you want that you can normaly use on a territory. You may also sets the number of connections you want from a range of 0-6 (to simulate connections boost) You can then fight this tower with your party or your guild mates. Similar to real wars, you would get teleported to the tower arena (which can also be chosen between the differents arenas of the world) and given a 30s setup time. Then the war starts like an actual war.

If you die, you lose nothing (not even soul points) and are put into spectator mode (similar to when you die in a raid) but with an option to quit spectating the war (sending you back to where you were located before the war started).

There would be no rewards from completing wars this way and it would not count towards your amount of wars completed tome.

Anyone in a guild or in a party could access this feature from the Guild Master at Guild Hall.

The party leader/member of the guild who initiated this war would chose when to start the war.

This addition would really help forming new strategies or teaching wars/upgrades to new members, or for the war appreciator who are in a solo guild or do not want to own actual territories. You could even make contest about who can beat a 11 11 11 11 4 2 3 3 the fastest! Overall, just give a practice ground for warring

Ty for reading and as always, feedback appreciated!

 

Out of all the guild suggestions series so far, I believe this one should be implemented with higher priority. It would be very nice to test out defenses and play around with simulated territories.

 

^^^^^
Biggest yes yet, words cannot describe the support I have for this idea

 

this should say "war enjoyer"

Also, really good suggestion and bump

 

Bump10char

 

bump as theres a 87% support

 

The ability to test defenses seems rather important. +1 from me.