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however, the 50,000-character limit didn't allow me to describe the entire plot and rules in detail(( I had to shorten it a lot(((

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maybe we should just go with Santa Barbara? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uStd3xYQ4FU

Oven, if you don't want to spend even a little time properly formatting the game, then please, you can continue to just copy and paste from Wikipedia.
Creating and running a good game is not just about quickly writing a game description in Notepad, adding pictures from Yandex, and information from Wikipedia; it's a creative process that requires some effort and time. Probably, as you gain experience, you will develop some skills, but in any case, I don't see them yet. This means that you need to pay a little attention to your own project. And if your mother, a forty-year-old man, doesn't allow you to spend time on this, then you shouldn't even have false hopes; you simply won't attract players, you'll get upset, and that's it.
Why am I writing all this? I also recently came to this wonderful section with a million great ideas and perfect settings. So, you should listen to the advice of experienced players because they understand this a little better, and they will probably participate in it later. I gained valuable experience, and now, I think, I could run a simple game if I had the time and desire.
Therefore, instead of snapping at others and jumping from one extreme to another, you should accept the help that is being offered to you, listen to the advice, and adjust the setting, and closer to/after the new year, try to run it, reducing it to 10-12 roles. You will succeed if you want to. If not, then personally, I don't care.