We are so excited to announce a Legacy double feature this weekend! Mere hours after Legacy XP 2. There is so much new content and new features packed into this build. We are delighted with the result and hope you are too. Now anyone can easily render out their costumes for TE and have them fit in cosmetic-wise for their custom build. Needless to say, we've been busy lately. We hope you enjoy Legacy TE 2. This isn't a joke! The full version of Legacy XP 2. There are so many improvements and surprises packed into this beautiful build. Important links: We are so pleased to share this work of love with you all. We know you've been waiting, so thank you for your patience. Download the build, play with your friends, and play with other smashers on the Discord server. We're happy to finally break the silence! Specifically around modifying tournament legal stages in Project M 3. Our stance has never changed from Legacy TE's conception: characters and stages from 3. TE was made with this ethos in mind, and has never wavered, despite numerous attempts by the community to use unfinished leaked Project M content or community-modified deviations. We'll continue to make sure the integrity of Project M 3. In some discussions on the and other places, there has been some confusion over what types of changes you can make to the game, and what kinds of changes should be considered acceptable. This is a gray area, as some players use particular audio or visual cues when playing that can potentially be disrupted. Changes as defined by definition 6 are never permissible, and have no place in a PM 3. Why, you might ask? Well the first question to ask is, who truly has the authority to make that call? The Project M Development Team have been disbanded since December of 2015, so there is no true authority to be making these changes. Let's also assume the group came to a consensus where all parties were satisfied over what changes to implement. A push improperly executed will leave the community split, frustrated, and confused. There's a branding issue there, too. They can't be called 3. They can't be called 3. So there really is no good title for them. Good luck explaining this all to new players or less involved community members. Not to mention this opens the floodgates to variety of other possible changes that can be argued to be made, including character balance changes, or additional characters on the roster. This only scratches the surface of potentially problematic outcomes that could result from such a change. There's been a desire to correct mistakes left in 3. But what Smash game is perfect? Is disrupting a healthy meta 3 years in the making really worth a few little tweaks? This means we will reject any non-3. We have some pretty big news! A bug that was discovered years ago in Project M, which resulted in random freezes and crashes during matches, has finally been squashed. Ds22 was able to fix a memory leak with Mr. Competitive Project M player Filthy Casual posted with the fixed files for vPM, and ds22 was kind enough to help fix the Legacy TE files as well. So due to how critical of an update this is for Project M 3. You can either download the , or you can drag and drop over your Legacy TE 1. Also included in the 1. You can view the. Note: The Netplay build of Legacy TE will remain on 1. We're happy to announce that the first update to Legacy TE, Legacy TE 1. To celebrate, we compiled a series of clips from community Legacy TE builds used in various Project M tournaments and friendly matches. This version of TE adds Fracture's replay code, new stock icons, character and stage optimizations, and UI tweaks. All of the tools we released for TE now work with 1. Fracture's code in Legacy TE: Fully working replays for Project M matches Fracture's Replay Pack originally unveiled allowed for the ability of saving and replaying Project M matches. The video above provides instructions and a showcase of it working in-game. We're thrilled to share this latest update with all of you! Here's an update on Legacy Tournament Edition's development. So far we've released over that will be part of TE, and the feedback we've gotten has been great! These mini-releases have gotten a lot of people interested in START alts, and the community has been able to help us fix bugs in the server. This means the final product will be even better. Thanks to everyone that's helped out along the way. Legacy TE: Project M 3. But now's probably a good time to shed some light on what exactly Legacy TE is and what it aims to do as a project. Firstly, it should be known that Legacy TE is very different than other Legacy builds. Legacy XP, for example, is a very different build with very different goals. Legacy TE won't add to PM's roster of characters, or try to balance it at all. TE is PM 3. Legacy TE's aim is simply this: add, don't replace. Virtually all existing vPM 3. Movesets, character roster, base stages, and character SFX are untouched. To provide clarity, here is a list of significant changes in Legacy TE from Project M 3. Stage-related: - Bowser's Castle base and Bowser's Castle legal have been swapped At the end of the day, we want a build that current Project M competive players love and want to use. We talked to a number of Tournament Organizers, ranked PM players, and netplay regulars and did our best to make something for the competitive community. We are truly excited to release this!! Olympus - Project M Circuit Finale next weekend! Taking place at the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City, this three-day event will determine the champion of the Project M Circuit that's been happening since March. Hosted by , the finale of the championship circuit will be an event you shouldn't miss! They've collaborating with Hitbox and will be streaming on. Check out the video below for an introduction to the event.
