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I suggest organizing a full-scale playoff tournament with a 16-on-16 format! First, the "power" and "magic" players determine the best within their groups. One round, 2 games, with a 2-week duration per round, totaling 4 rounds. If there's a tie (one win each), the player who achieved their win earlier in game time is considered the winner (we can devise another criterion, but it should be easily trackable)! Draw the matchups from 1 to 16 randomly, then 1 vs. 16, and so on. If we don't have 16 players, we'll add the necessary number of bots for the top spots. We could, of course, do a draw based on ranking, but that's complicated and, in my opinion, not necessary; the strongest players will eventually meet anyway! The main part will take a total of 2 months. Then, a mega-final to 3 (or 2) wins! In the end, a maximum of 3 months for the tournament, which is good by current standards!
We should start on August 1st because in September, many people will have a lot of work, as the business season begins, although we can discuss this.
Draft format: 1-1-1-1, with each player having 4 races!
We can also determine the strongest among the losers in the final and semi-finals, and then the strongest race group based on the number of wins!
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There aren't enough people; we currently have 8 on 8 with one backup! Either we start and save 2 weeks, or we wait for more people to join; we need more publicity; there aren't enough "founding fathers" participating