Regarding Allies and Caps

Valid concerns. I don't want people to be limited to how many allies they can have per se, but how many they can bring to an RoD.

My logic here is that it helps prevent people from artificially flooding threads of importance. From an OOC perspective, I think it helps prevent people from having too much pull on the outcome of something important than they should.

Personally, I think effectively 290% of your PL, on top of both of your transformations and your allies, is more than enough. From an IC perspective, it makes sense, yes, but we also limit other things from an IC point of view in the interest of fairness. I believe this is another case of that.

And yes, I understand your point about the kind of characters people make. I just think that, from an OOC perspective, it makes sense. If we don't limit allies in an RoD, what's to prevent someone from flooding it with ally after ally, each of which is far stronger than the average player? Like I said, without a cap on RoDs, someone can effectively boost their PL to dizzying heights despite things like BMM.

And I think this is something we should avoid. The site should not revolve around a few players, their allies, and their ability to flood threads.

Also, I don't think the point of limited offensive techniques is valid, though I'm not picking at Nakiya specifically. In the system, barring VTs and ULTs, all offensive attacks are mechanically the same. An empowered sword slash is no different from a beam attack.

Also, as for why 190%, I'm not sure. Nasu chose the number. However, I believe this is because of 70% allies being a thing. With them, nice clean numbers are kind of hard without some PL potential being lost.

Reasonable with their use is definitely something I would like to see. But the notion of potentially infinite allies is, in of itself, unreasonable to begin with. And while I would like to think that people self-policing would do well enough, and I think everybody on the site is a fairly reasonable individual themselves, I think that most people who are experienced RPers will have a story or two about a time that self-policing has failed fairness.

I also think it's important to discuss such a limit now, as doing it after it becomes a problem might have serious consequences. The system already favors incredibly strong individuals. Allowing individuals who have hit a "soft-cap" on Power Level to continue increasing it and dominating with their allies only leads to more issues.