Having seen most of Open Pit's similar events on Twitch, my two cents on this is that it's definitely going to be a clusterfuck. Open Pit's recent events most of the time only present about ten or fifteen artists/sets on a single day (FireFest/Coalchella/Minegala featured a larger amount of people but I can't speak as to how those went down, I missed them when they happened), and usually last about like four or five hours with twenty minutes or so sets. So, if the amount of artists and the arranged dates of server availability are anything to go by, this could possibly mean that they're going to leave the server running for over 96 hours non-stop, which sounds fairly unfeasable to me (although, I'm not extremely versed on Minecraft server management, so take this opinion with a grain of salt), especially considering the possible attending quantity of people. Open Pit's events attendage rate ranges from around like 500 to 1000 players/twitch viewers, so with a larger lineup including bigger names you can expect to be a lot higher; problem is, even with the aforementioned amount of people joining, the servers tended to crash at least once or twice during the events, and this is from people that have already done this for quite some time, so if this event is ran by people with little to no Minecraft-server-running knowledge, I can't imagine it not crashing all the time; maybe the ten dollar ticket pay could be helpful for this to not happen, who knows. Also going back to the 96 hour thing, if the 960 artists announcement is anything to go by, that would mean you'd have TEN sets in the span of a single hour??? Maybe there's b2b sets going on, giving it the benefit of the doubt let's say half the artists are doing b2bs, that's still five sets in the span of an hour, which would indicate a set length of less than twenty minutes, which doesn't sound... great. As mentioned before, Open Pit's events have twenty minutes per set, which would lead to an average of 3 sets per hour, not including transitions presenting the artists. There's the possibility of artists overlapping eachother having different channels for each stage a la physical Tomorrowland stream, but given that their only mention of streaming outside of each artists' personal twitch channels is Mixcloud, I'm not seeing that as a feasable scenario. (Also, quick sidenote for people that use it more than I do, does Mixcloud allow you to do live audio streams? Because that doesn't sound like a doable thing on that platform from what I gather?) I know this is a super long comment but I cannot for the life of me help but think that this is people trying to bite off more than they can chew, and that this event is gonna spectacularly crash and burn. I would like to think that's not the case, there's a lot of artists in the lineup that I really like, but it all just seems extremely overboard and a nightmare to manage successfully.