So we had Warmind Escalation Protocol - in Public Space from 2018 (yes 2+ years ago - Solution to this problem is at the Bottom for those who don't want to read this). The major complaint was not that we had to put a Team together to beat it, but getting them into the same Instance of that public space so you could tackle it together. You know, the members of our Clans or LFG so we could coordinate and play in this supposedly "Social" game? Ring any Bells? Instead we had to get a group of people together, then send a 3 man team to Mars on one server, then message random people on that instance to join your fire team, explain what your doing, seeing if they were willing to invite 2 other strangers to their fire team so they could do it together. It was a Cluster Fornication of epic proportion because many people never responded and you had to wait until they left or someone else showed up to get a team together. Sometimes it took an hour+ to set it up before getting it done. Flash forward to 2020 and your Seraph Towers Event for the new Triumph released this week. Where are we doing this? In public space - again. Can we make greater than 3 man Fire Teams? Still No - again. Is this still a clumsy Cluster Fornication to get ~9 people together for thsi - oh yes - it took nearly an hour to get 9 people together in the same Moon Public Space Instance to beat it. Do you never learn? And this isn't just criticism, there is an EASY SOLUTION to this to make this work (which I suggested 2+ years ago) described below. What you need to change is what happens when you Leave a Fire Team in Public Space. The current method takes you to orbit. What should happen is you leave the Fire team and become a new Fire Team (of one) in the same Public Space. Then you can invite more people to your fire team and in a few minutes go from a Fire Team of 3, into 3 fire teams of 3. And in the situation where the Public space is full, then you either leave the fire team and go to space or stay with them - as a prompted choice! Yes it's this simple to come up with a solution to this - but then again I have been problem solving and writing software for 30+ years - longer than many of the developers on your team have been alive.