Because it was the first v3, they didn't want to risk the tower, and it was a wise decision as the engines of the booster had a problem. So I doubt they'll try to catch the booster on next flight until the prove the engines will keep going. But I do see them trying to catch Starship on next flight, as it has been proven now multiple times they can land Starship exactly where they wanted it, even with a completely redesigned Starship v3. Also, I doubt they will try to catch both until they have 2 towers functional (second might be in miami) as they will need to test, reliably, how fast they can move the booster, unless they'll also create a booster with legs.