Ok, listen, this is starting to get to a critical mass

she rejects your reality and supplements her own!

I sincerely doubt you're going to get solo incarnate content in the way you want it.

I *do* think you're going to get some kind of small team oriented stuff that might be soloable with a perfect build, though.

I think it is also important to remember that while the trials were being released not only where the Dev's working on Freedom but also building a new zone. That's a huge amount of work to do.
I'm not saying that players shouldn't be asking for solo and small team incarnate content I think we should. I am saying moderating the tone with new info in mind would be a welcome change. At this point people seem to be more invested in fighting with each other, this argument has been ongoing for months and some posters seem invested in arguing with other posters beyond the subject at hand, than in critique of the system. It doesn't cost us anything to respectfully disagree or consider the other person's point of view. It looks like posters are perusing other posts and pulling quotes out of context in order to bait them, make absurdly illogical statements based on unfalsifiable assumptions, and ignore any reasonable and moderate statements looking for the hot buttons.
Personally I want to see small team and a solo mission leading to the trials and placing the onus of explaining the narrative on these missions. It is too chaotic and visually overwhelming to follow a big chunk of the story while doing a trial. We need some lead up to the final battle with the big AV which is what these trials are missing. I'd also like to see having the trial have to split into different instanced objectives similar to the way big comic book super teams split up before the big showdown. Each side instance leading to the final battle could work better for different classes to give everyone something to do not needing a tank or blaster but more buff/debuff is useful here, melee damage is needed in this objective, ranged is more help in this instance etc.. You could also have a very large league with fewer latency issues if we had separate objectives in different instances to complete.
I also think fleshing out the end game to include these smaller team lead ups helps integrate the incarnate system into the rest of the game. I understand other games end game is all about raids but CoX is different in many respects and consistency of play experience is important. It should all feel like one game not a game with something tacked on. If you like the 1 to 50 experience generally you should generally like the end game. With some exceptions of course in certain tasks. Currently the end game is thin and that's understandable. What I do not understand is arguments against making this system more robust and diverse. We do not want players who come here to raid, raid, and do some more raiding PL'ing their way to 50 because they aren't interested in the rest of the game. We've all been on trials where people couldn't even locate their temp powers in their powers tab. Do we really want that to be happening more frequently?
Narrative is important in an RPG especially one inspired by comics and hero myths. I'd like to see a clearer narrative in the end game that helps players get emotionally invested in what's happening to the Praetorians and how are characters can help or take advantage of the situation depending on alignment.

You know what? I've only seen one person demanding a solo-incarnate path that is the same as the group path, and later she pretty much changed her position to "As long as we start getting solo-and-small-group content again, the Incarnate system can just rot" (in essence.)

However, let's do some math.

First, I'm going to use the pre 20.5 numbers. I just don't have any of the new ones off the top of my head, but they don't work out in favor of the argument actually being made anyway.

Assuming the absolute worst luck in the world, let's say every iTrial drops one common, four astrals, and one Empyrean. Doing a trial takes one hour (including organizing) and you can do two per day for this.

Now, for the 'solo' path, we'll actually assume the slightly-above-average luck of BillZ's test. This nets you ten shards and roughly 0 influence for three hours of work.

As an iTrial player, playing the maximum number of trials per day, it would take playing (if my numbers are right) 47 hours over 23 days to acquire one V.rare. Remember, this is WORST CASE. Odds are really good you'll get at least one rare and cut five days and ten hours off of that even with lousy luck.

Going solo, it will take you over a thousand hours for the better part of the year for the same reward, assuming you actually fall close to the average (IE, you're doing MUCH better than the above worst-case).

FAIR might be closer to, say, being able to solo to very rare in 90 hours over 30 days with some reliability.