The project is still in development.

Surely, out of this many people, we can gather at least 6?
And organize a small, but truly interesting tournament with a large, informative add-on?

Although such material would look great in a magazine, it would please many fans of strategy games - but as an alternative, posting it on a forum would be very good. It's more democratic, everyone has access to the save files, and there's less hassle with adhering to formalities.

In the post before last, I forgot about Gunnar; he's from St. Petersburg and plays well.

1. Implementing a large, informative add-on.
I think that with the help of more knowledgeable people, we can try to implement this in the following way.
A program that allows you to record video is installed on a laptop (like the replays in Heroes 3), and it is turned on. Also, an auto-save program is installed, which automatically makes saves after each turn (there seem to be such programs). Combining video from both sides with all the saves from both sides provides maximum information about the game, truly a lot of it.

2. Gathering 6 people. Theoretically possible. Dust, PRedS, DR28, SDV, Oxygen, Nagan-4. These are 6 people who, as I understand it, have expressed a preliminary desire to play. Moreover, if these six give a positive answer, it will be possible to look for 2-3 more people, because there probably won't be any particular problems with an even number.
There is another option, but it is highly questionable. St. Petersburg, with the involvement of local veteran monsters. And gather 8 mega-star players. I don't believe in this. Firstly, in home tournaments, there are many more missed games than in away tournaments. And a couple of people not showing up for a game can easily ruin the whole tournament. Secondly, St. Petersburg is quite expensive in terms of accommodation; food there is relatively cheap, but the travel... Thirdly, at the last moment, someone from the local players might drop out, and then everything might not turn out quite right.