You can lead a forum user to a link, but you canât make them click it. Here you go, I made you a little screenshot:

I understand you all too well. You and I both know that there will be players who will abuse the system. And thatâs unfair. And believe me, I understand complaining about unfairness of something, I really do. But youâre not just complaining that itâs unfair, you were also being dishonest about it repeatedly.
Your topic title says the follower limit is âdeath for solo playersâ, and your first post says âit will be harder to go soloâ. Both of these claims are false. If youâre playing PVE(-C), then 65 followers is enough for survival. It might not be as enjoyable as having unlimited thralls, but itâs enough for what you need.
Everything else you posted in this topic is just a repeated assertion of how this is a âproblemâ for solo players and a repeated misrepresentation of the system (e.g. âwhy do 2 players need 180 and 1 player only 65â).
The difference between a soft cap and a hard cap is necessary. I donât want to be in a clan with 5 other people, log out one day, and log in the next day to find several of my followers deleted because one or more players left the clan while I was offline. For that reason alone, I will keep defending the existence of soft and hard caps as long as Iâm on these forums (and as long as that topic is relevant).
Now, the consequence of that is that there will be players who will abuse this. Thatâs unfair. But apart from being unfair, it is not a problem for a solo player. The alternative of not having the buffer is worse, because it is a problem for many players.
Could they have done this better? Sure. They couldâve made the difference between the soft and the hard cap temporary. For example, if youâre over the soft cap but under the hard cap, you have 3 days to get back to the soft cap before the system starts culling your thralls. That would be somewhat better, because it could still be abused. But a system like that is harder to implement, and nothing in this life is free â certainly not the devsâ salaries.
So again, I understand you, but disagree with you vehemently. And I disagree even more when you try to misrepresent things intentionally. Call a spade a spade, dude.