I love love love all these people flipping out, jumping to conclusions, and throwing out hyperbolic statements like “this is literally THE WORST idea ever”. All you have right now is a general idea of the concept and tidbits of information here and there and you’re acting as if this is the coming of the Anti-Christ. Put down your torches and pitchforks and sit down.
The devs already said that this game leans more towards teamwork, coordinating, planning and not to mention specialization and on a much grander scale, finding combinations of said specializations. As evidenced by the amount of thought and planning that people put into their builds. This Templar idea is for all intents and purposes just another stab at this general concept of specialization. This is personally what I like about the game. I believe this is what attracts a lot of you to it as well. Some people lean towards pvp, some couldn’t care less about anything else other than crafting… Who’s to say there aren’t people who would love to play out this new and unique role of being a Templar.
“Q: How about class balancing, because there are so many classes in ToS?
A: Class balance in ToS is important for each role, so that each class will have its own weakness and strength. There are about 80 classes. There exist classes which could help in support, build, and unique PvP skill or PvE, modify weapons, make a camp, and there exist some classes that have combination in skills, so if you want to have fun, you have to team up with other classes”
It is not your God given right to be able to make a guild at your own leisure and furthermore it is not set in stone that guildmaking can and should only be done in one particular way. Wait until all the information is available and if after all that the idea is in fact horrid then I’m sure there will be a loud enough opposition from the general playerbase to warrant change.
An idea isn’t horrible simply because it doesn’t play into your entitled mindset, because it’s inconvenient to you, or just because it doesn’t tickle your fancy as an individual.