I think it's better to display it this way though.
Imagine you're at the top and your new FS is a few points short asking you if you can just do 3 more encounters.
"Sorry, I'm at the top"
-"no you're not"
"Yes I am"
-"I blame michaelw777"
Ha. Always better to blame the customer rather than acknowledge a fault in the system. ;-) And right now the system has 3 (4?) different ways in dealing with participation when someone moves from one FS to another.
FA: Can't participate in new FS. All progress lost except for rewards already received (I think).
Tourney: Some points remain with previous FS, some go to new FS, but only points in new FS are shown in new FS.
Spire: All points go with you AND are shown in the new FS, but points in old FS don't count in the new FS.
Event: Actually, I'm not sure what happens in that case. But since it's individual progress, I'm thinking it carries over.
I went looking for the Spire information before putting in a ticket. I could not find it in the Spire portion of the wiki.
The player does need to see their progress somewhere - we can agree on that! At any rate I now understand how it's working - but what I can tell you is that I was not the only one to think the progress carried over - even the AM thought that as well as other very experienced players. Certainly I think you would agree that the Spire report
leads you to think they participated with us. There needs to be a more communicative message on what happens with various progress when people change fellowships.
It may not be clear from my comments, but I'm not complaining about what actually happens in each of these instances. They all strike me as fair. But in the absence of a specific message on them, it is indeed confusing.