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The competitive Project M scene has seen many changes in the four years since the now-disbanded Project M Back Room published the third-ever official Project M tier list. In March of 2020, Project M became Project Plus, a massive game overhaul complete with new mechanics and balance changes. As...

Hello and welcome to the finale of my series ranking the greatest Project M 3.6 players of all time. Over the last six articles, we’ve discussed the narratives and storylines that defined Project M for the past few years through the eyes of some of the game’s best, but today it’s time to delve...

Welcome back to another edition of my series on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #10-6 on my list. Because we are getting so close to the end, and these players interacted with each other a lot more than those in the 50-20 range, there will be much more...

Welcome back to my fifth article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #15-11 on my list. If you missed my last four articles, which include a more extensive introduction to the series, as well as players ranked #50-21, you can catch up on those here...

Welcome back to my fourth article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #20-16 on my list. If you missed my last three articles, which include a more extensive introduction to the series, as well as players ranked #50-21, you can catch up on those here...

He continued to do reasonably well in the EU, which is impressive but there were no top 50 players from the EU in 2017 or 2018, so it's hard to gauge how good that really is, and his US events were significantly worse than before. He lost to Marshall and Ellis at SnS 3, to Jose V and ilovebagelz...

Welcome back to my third article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #30-21 on my list. If you missed my last two articles, which include a more extensive introduction to the series, as well as players ranked #50-31, you can catch those linked below: #50-41...

Welcome back to my second article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #40-31 on my list. If you missed my last article, which includes a more extensive introduction to the series, you can catch that here. Without further ado, let’s get into it! #40 - Filthy...

Hey everyone, welcome to my attempt at recapping the histories of some of the greatest players in Project M 3.6 history. With the advent of Project + over the last year, and the general slowdown of the Project M/+ scene, I’d like to take some time and talk about the players who defined the past...

Yep! PM actually had our biggest national of all time in 2018, and has a lot of pretty big events that will be going on in 2019 as well. Our scene is obviously much smaller than the Melee and Ultimate communities, but we're still doing our thing.

Dingo was 38th on PMRank 2017, so maybe just say -13 so that it puts him at 51. The HMs are unordered, meaning that as far as we know they all tied for 51st.

Hey! MK is probably the best tech chaser in the game with a brutal ability to keep opponents in a disadvantage state and a guaranteed kill confirm on the entire cast via uthrow-cape. He also has a very strong neutral thanks to his speed, good frame data, and strong crouch-cancel options, and has...

With one of the largest Project M tournaments of all time coming up this weekend, the Project M community has been more active than ever. But what makes this tournament so important to the Project M community? To answer that question, we have NorCal Project M player Ryan "Sabre" Weinberg, known...

Hbox has solid placings at SSC, SnS 2 and at Evo. Prof pro attended a great deal of US and EU events in 2016, and certainly counts as still active.

I'd be fine with the pool format, although to be honest that's not something I've looked into extensively. My main concern is just having a relatively balanced list of stages, but admittedly how people choose the stages is something that I don't know as much about. As I did point out though, the...