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I'll quickly address the main points: increasing the number of players is unlikely (in my opinion, and there won't be more than 8 streamers, and a couple from overseas will probably decline ;)), the selection will, of course, be closer to the streamers who play and stream most often (and definitely those with a good voice), and regarding the rules and templates, they will be available in a day or two.

According to my modest calculations, there are already 11 of us.
I don't know if the demons here are happy about that. If so, I'm in too.

Oh, at first, I thought the tournament was intended to popularize streaming and attract new streamers; that's how I understood the author's idea. But here... they're gathering 8 streamers who were already streaming without this tournament. :confused:
Where's the popularization of streaming in that?

2. I don't remember when Cobra (and not just him) last streamed a game. And the streams from experienced players are pure gold. Thus, the goal of the tournament is achieved once again.

Oh, at first, I thought the tournament was intended to popularize streaming, to attract new streamers, and that's how I understood the author's idea. But here... 8 streamers are gathered, who were streaming even without this tournament.
Where is the popularization of streaming here?

if the true goal is to master the game, then experienced streamers will likely win.

But if the real goal is to attract experienced streamers, then forget about it, because the prize pool is the least of my concerns!

I don't understand where you got the idea that this tournament is meant to attract players to streaming and popularize the game. Quantity isn't what matters; quality is. We need high-quality streams – that's the goal.

+1.
It's quite obvious that if a person hasn't streamed before, they won't be able to provide high-quality content, and their audience will be minimal.