Sabre

The Project M scene has seen a great deal of meta advancement and even a balance patch (Project +) since the last official tier list over 4 years ago. This list, coordinated by Sabre and Motobug, is the first official tier list released for Project +.

The finale of 3.6Rank is here! It's time to dig into the history of the five greatest Project M 3.6 players of all time.

Welcome back to another article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #10-6 on the list.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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, present, and hopefully, future of the game. While these articles are, and will be presented as, rankings of the greatest PM 3.6 players of all time, my goal is primarily to remember and celebrate the narratives that everyone on this list, from #50 to #1, helped to create over the last four years.

With Bigger Balc coming up this weekend, special guest Sabre provides his insight on why Bigger Balc is so important to the Project M community.