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Alas a cool suggestion nonetheless. I love the history of the Russo-Japanese War, but it was also a really short war as well.
That's ok, because Fall of the Samurai took place in the 19th century.
Still, some ingenious modders managed to make a workable, playable Korea in game. So I supposde they might be able to make a Manchuria/Russian Far East, and that could be the map basis. Take FOTS,, modify it a bit, and you'd have a solid base.
These people are probably the world-class experts on it, and the ones most likely to do it. So I'd take it up with them. Though witht her ate it is going, it might be better to start off with a Sino-Japanese War (1894-5) mod and work from there.
If anything, I'd say the opposite. Modders are the ones who may do it. They have limited resources, but TCA lacks desire or will to do it. Which is why I mention. Because in the end, history is made by those who show up.
As for not playing the IJN Mikasa with a stuck turret... so, what would you suggest? Autoresolving the naval battles in a hypothetical mod like this?