In Destiny 1, up to 3 players could start matchmaking in Rumble. It was a fun experience that allowed friends to fight one another and improve their skills when private matches werent a thing. Mid way to year two, Bungie removed fireteams in the taken king Rumble playlist, making classic FFA even more popular. The reason for this was never explained, but many saw it as a positive because players could now avoid fireteams if they wanted to, while many rumble fans who hated TTK maps (not designed for rumble) could avoid them. In year three however, Bungie removed the classic playlists along with fireteam rumble. Which for me and many others killed a fun activity. With the addition of rumble, I think fireteams should be allowed in rumble, a limit of 3 players. Now, I know there are some counter points as to why this shouldn't be a thing: 1. Fireteams would farm their teammates for wins. This wasn't common at all. The maps/spawns in D2 also makes boosting much harder. If neccesary, players could upload clips of a fireteam boosting, so Bungie can ban them from playing Rumble with a fireteam. 2. Quests with PvP steps such as Thorn, Chaperone, Ace, etc can be farmed This was really only a thing in D1 because quests with PvP steps were really hard. Especially Thorn's and First Curse. Not that I hated the challenge, in fact I enjoyed them, but this wouldnt be an issue in D2 since the steps are much easier. 3. Private matches are a thing for a reason I at most have 2 friends that want to play Rumble. 3 man rumble isn't fun and on top of that they aren't as good as me. Additionally, I can't match enemy players that used a wide variety of weapons and different skill levels in private matches. It was a lot of fun practicing with the NLB during the thorn reign. Can't do that now :( 4. What if people want a gamemode with no fireteams at all? Make comp rumble or fix the matchmaking in QP so you don't match 6 mans as often. I don't even mind 6 mans that much, but I understand why many would. What do you think?