I'm going to play the devil's advocate on this.  I spoke a little about it with SilkNSatan already on YIM (you guys can add me if you want  ;D!) so I've got a decent idea on what I'm going to say.  To start things off, I think the theory of two teams is feasible but in practice I'm not sure how effective it will be.  Not unless we ham-fist characters into accommodations that is.  Using my first character as an example,  Batwoman works for the Department of Extranormal Operations.  For those of you who don't know what that is, it's a clandestine government agency that's in charge of metahuman issues.  In the comics, they got Batwoman's identity through Hawkfire and used her to try and get Batman's.  So, let's put her into the Outsiders: a clandestine team that's not as public as the Titans.  What's stopping them from making her try and relay information about the heroes to the DEO adding conflict of interest?  Alternatively, she is not the type to go public so she's already at odds at both options.<br/><br/>In my opinion, if you guys wanted the Titans Team to become a thing, then you all should drive that initiative through play.  We haven't even gotten past the introductory threads and some of us are still trying to get a feel for the characters we have.  If you wanted my opinion, there's not a single person here who has gotten into the flow of the character yet and I do say that in confidence.  We've only done this a little over a month so far and while it's moved relatively fast and seen a margin of success we don't need to start complicating things.  I say we let the threads we have reach a conclusion and then sandbox.  Let the characters go from there.<br/><br/>[EDIT]  The story arc I'm playing out in the City Centre Thread is going to take both cities at first, so there will already be instances of characters going back and forth between the cities for things to be appropriately played out.  So, adding some preconceived sense of restriction is going to put a tiny hinderance on things if things play out the way I think.