Well i considered that if GTG turned, then TUBA would... However, if you say that then, GTG will get a lot of TUBA's ground and a lot of CTRL's backline it will be like BORG in the North East, DDB in the North West and GTG South West. Then in the South east we will either have some TUBA remains, another tribe may form or DDB/GTG will eat into there. Then it's between GTG, DDB and BORG who will rule, one of them. Seems a fair fight to me GTG Vs BORG Vs DDB but i always considered TUBA as GTG to work together which would result in four corners of the world GTG + TUBA Vs BORG + DDB
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It would be a miracle if ONE tribe lacked enough honor and loyalty to their allies to stab them in the back and switch sides. I don't know what moral code the tribes on your side follow, but it would be almost unthinkable that both TUBA and GTG would share those ethics.
I have been told time and time again by people in BORG that they have always been DDB's most loyal allies (a bit like TUBA and GTG have always been loyal to CTRL). Do you really expect me to swallow that there will be a three way war and that two tribes won't decide to gang up and take out the third, leaving those two tribes, when victorious, to fight it out between them for the world crown?
And just where do you think the players will come from to take part in this grand finale? In the past six months of this war, BORG have lost around 100 accounts, DDB have lost a considerable anount also. GTG have lost around 20. Not sure on TUBA's figures.
The time-span that your scenario would take would be at least three years. How many players do you think will remain by then, given the drop-out rate of the past six months of war? The few people that remained by the time you got down to two tribes would be very small and their village portfolio would be huge and unmanageable. The remaining players would have so many villages that the front-line between the two adversaries would be stacked to ridiculously high levels.
This is why both CTRL leaders and myself say that the end of this war will mean the end of this world for us. If a few players want to hang around and mindlessly take barbarian villages from the sea of gray that remains after most of us have left, then that will be their perogative. If they then declare themselves as winners of the world, after the true winners have left the arena then the victory they claim will be laughable and hollow.
When BORG made the decision to support DDB and declare on CTRL, they did so knowing that they had a huge numerical advantage. The could not have been surprised that GTG and TUBA would end up on the other side, given their long-standing alliances with CTRL. Even when GTG and TUBA declared, BORG/DDB still held a slight numerical advantage, especially with all the smaller tribes they managed to persuade to get involved.
It's no good whinging and wanting tribes to switch sides, once your side starts losing it's members at a lot faster rate than the other side, due to being beaten in this war.
