• If you run this step by step tutorial you will unlock the additional content but lose your save progress and be starting from scratch.

Additional content includes: -Bigger on the Inside -Sonic Adventures -Husbands of River Song -The Fan Area -Kids Area -Tricksrer Team -Unlimited Time Crystals

• Doctor Who Legacy runs much faster in airplane mode. However, with airplane mode on, you cannot make or receive any calls. I recommend getting a former phone that is not used to make calls anymore to play Doctor Who Legacy.

First you will need to download the Doctor Who Legacy Apk version 3.5.2 this was the last build released before the app was removed from the app store. Along with this getting the .obb file is also important:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/apk-dl.com/amp/doctor-who-legacy/com.tinyrebel.doctorwholegac

Secondly you will need to download Lucky Patcher: https://www.luckypatchers.com/download/

Install the LP Installer and the LP Downloader and agree to their terms (another reason using a former phone might be helpful).

Third install Doctor Who Legacy Apk version 3.5.2.

Fourth launch Lucky Patcher.

Now for unlocking the content…

Select the Doctor Who Legacy App in Lucky Patcher.

Select the option Menu of Patches from the list.

Select Create Modified APK File.

Select APK with Multi-patch.

Select Remove License Verification and Support patch for InApp and LVL emulation.

Select rebuild the app.

Wait for the app to compile.

When finished you will get several errors, ignore them and select go to file.

Select Uninstall and Install.

The new APK file should have replaced your former icon. Do not try to run it yet. You first need to take the .obb file that you acquired earlier and place it in your phone's system files.

Open your file manager program (search the Google Play Store if you do not have one).

Select Internal Storage

Select the Android file

Select the .obb file

Select the main.61.com.tinyrebel.doctorwholegacy.obb file

Place your .obb file inside

You can now boot up Doctor Who Legacy (remember to use airplane mode if it is running slow)

Once it is loaded attempt to buy something and the Lucky Patcher will boot up instead of the Google Play purchase screen.

It will ask if you want to get this for free (which you should since these items are no longer purchasable without this method)

Go through and purchase any content to you heart's content!

WARNING: Do not click the box that says, "Save this purchase" when buying the crystals through Lucky Patcher. Clicking it can temporarily lock you out of buying more crystals.

Note: As of 3/28/2020 the game can not access the full content of the Challenge

In order to unlock Challenge Levels 20-30, Stiff is searching for anyone who has the most recent .obb for the game. You have this if you were able to unlock the character Missy and have 249 available character slots in the game. If he can get ahold of this file, he should be able to add the content back into the Doctor Who Legacy experience!

Thank you!

• If you run this step by step tutorial you will unlock the additional content but lose your save progress and be starting from scratch.

Additional content includes: -Bigger on the Inside -Sonic Adventures -Husbands of River Song -The Fan Area -Kids Area -Tricksrer Team -Unlimited Time Crystals

• Doctor Who Legacy runs much faster in airplane mode. However, with airplane mode on, you cannot make or receive any calls. I recommend getting a former phone that is not used to make calls anymore to play Doctor Who Legacy.

First you will need to download the Doctor Who Legacy Apk version 3.5.2 this was the last build released before the app was removed from the app store. Along with this getting the .obb file is also important:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/apk-dl.com/amp/doctor-who-legacy/com.tinyrebel.doctorwholegac

Secondly you will need to download Lucky Patcher: https://www.luckypatchers.com/download/

Install the LP Installer and the LP Downloader and agree to their terms (another reason using a former phone might be helpful).

Third install Doctor Who Legacy Apk version 3.5.2.

Fourth launch Lucky Patcher.

Now for unlocking the content…

Select the Doctor Who Legacy App in Lucky Patcher.

Select the option Menu of Patches from the list.

Select Create Modified APK File.

Select APK with Multi-patch.

Select Remove License Verification and Support patch for InApp and LVL emulation.

Select rebuild the app.

Wait for the app to compile.

When finished you will get several errors, ignore them and select go to file.

Select Uninstall and Install.

The new APK file should have replaced your former icon. Do not try to run it yet. You first need to take the .obb file that you acquired earlier and place it in your phone's system files.

Open your file manager program (search the Google Play Store if you do not have one).

Select Internal Storage

Select the Android file

Select the .obb file

Select the main.61.com.tinyrebel.doctorwholegacy.obb file

Place your .obb file inside

You can now boot up Doctor Who Legacy (remember to use airplane mode if it is running slow)

Once it is loaded attempt to buy something and the Lucky Patcher will boot up instead of the Google Play purchase screen.

It will ask if you want to get this for free (which you should since these items are no longer purchasable without this method)

Go through and purchase any content to you heart's content!

WARNING: Do not click the box that says, "Save this purchase" when buying the crystals through Lucky Patcher. Clicking it can temporarily lock you out of buying more crystals.

Note: As of 3/28/2020 the game can not access the full content of the Challenge Levels.

In order to unlock Challenge Levels 20-30, Stiff is searching for anyone who has the most recent .obb for the game. You have this if you were able to unlock the character Missy and have 249 available character slots in the game. If he can get ahold of this file, he should be able to add the content back into the Doctor Who Legacy experience!

Thank you!

howdee,

i am trying to fill out the last pieces of my inventory... the promo-codes page was updated yesterday, which got me to thinking/looking around again...

in particular, in the Doctors-section i am missing two sets-of-2 outfits... a - The Third Doctor has three special Alternate Velvet Jackets... i have a vague memory that there was some contest or way to get the other-two (purple and red)... currently i only have the green... b - A Mad Man with a Box has two further outfits (headshots showing in my game) beyond the six already listed... do we know what they are/were and how to get them...

there will be other outfits that i am missing in my allies sections - but i thought i would start with the doctors... is there any chance that we can get more promo-codes - or, alternatively, a way to spend crystals (like in the Character roll for any missing outfits ?

when i go to the character-roll, it says that i have all the available characters - and there does not seem to be any way to get an answer for outfits... help ?

tia, h.

If anyone here is interested. The game has separate stories (three at the moment) and would not need as intensive updating as Doctor Who Legacy did.

FYI, I am no longer updating Daily UNIT Missions, Weekly Bonus Experience, or the weekly ERD in the Fan Area. If content creation for this game ever resumes, I will act accordingly.

I want to train a team for (Time Attack) Steel Soul, but all my characters except Handles and The Sixth Doctor are level 3. Where should I go?

TEAM - The Sixth Doctor -MAX

           Amy Pond + - Lv. 3

           Handles - Lv. 11

           Jimmy Wicks Ganger - Lv. 3

           Silent Priest (Blue) - Lv. 3

            River Song + - Lv. 3

howdee,

ok - maybe it is just me and my ancient phone - but...

when i downloaded the new-content for this week just now, it mentions the new pixel-ace costume (which is fine) - but the date on the bottom-right of the box is 2017-06-12 ...

i dont exactly remember now what the date had said for the last-announcement (old-guy plus-level, i think); but i do remember thinking that the date looked odd...

ive been confused by the dates in-game before because i tend to assume folks are using american-style (yyyy dd/mm) and i change my phones to euro-style (yyyy-mm-dd) which sometimes i forget about... and heck, im currently fussing over UTC/GMT vs PST/PDT issues with computers here at home - but usually i can figure out what is wrong with a date by looking-at-it...

is anyone else seeing weird dates in the home-page announcement boxes ? is it important ? idk... hmmm...

I know this is kind of obvious but still posting it here just in case. Unless the upcoming game is considered a sequel or spin-off to DW:Legacy, we should not cover the upcoming game in-depth on this wikia. A summary page will be enough. Obviously crossover stuff will be allowed as well.

This category needs updating, please.

I have every companion but one and I clicked there to see which one I'm missing, but instead found that the sortable table needs "Charlotte Elspeth Pollard +" added as a character.

Plus whatever character I'm missing because I have all the ones listed.

Do we have anyone proficient in determining enemy stats who currently has access to the Fan Area? We need stats filled in for all levels in Category:Needs Improvement.

This is something I've never got the hang of, and don't have time for anyway. Any help would be appreciated.

So have any of you watched this film with a nice Doctor Who cameo, I wonder if the film has to be censored for Chinese cinemas since Doctor Who is banned in China.

While we're discussing some cosmetic changes, I would suggest removing the Additional Outfits column in the Allies table of each season page. It's a pain to have to update this info whenever an outfit is added, and I don't think it adds any useful information. Category:Characters with outfits is a better reference.

As the title says, I wanted to start a discussion on how to deal with the "Drop/Source" column of Category:Companions: The game keeps growing and I have the feeling that the used abbreviations are getting more and more "obscure" / hard to remember (and certainly the "X" I used for 2016 Xmas doesn't help either ;-) ).

I would like to change things a bit, and had some ideas to improve:

1. Don't list such detailed drop locations, but only the more generic categories "Chapter", "Special", "Premium", "Fan", "Store", "Code" mostly according to the in-game tabs and remove the level information altogether. Detailed information can be found on the character pages anyway. Missing the Expert isn't great, but I don't want to introduce special rules for some sub-categories only.
2. Stop using abbreviations. The biggest drawback here is probably the table layout itself: It is a big table and this will probably make it bigger (though damage can maybe be minimized via CSS) to improve information that imo isn't that important for the presented data.
3. Remove that column including its content completely from the table. Most of this information should be accessible via Category:Allies by season, so overall we shouldn't lose much.

My current favorite currently is the first method (looser categorization) and if no one has anything to say about it, I probably will just change it sometime in the future.

Once, we held the images of disguised zygons on the Zygon page. But, back then, as highlighted by Felicity, the table would "go on forever". Therefore, the images were removed and only links to allies who had been copied were kept.

However, I noticed that some level pages used the ally image on for the enemy, instead of adding a new image (actually, some of these added by myself). I realized that the reason was because it was really hard to find these images without them being in a table or page just for themselves.

Then, I created a category for all these images. I also added a link for it on Zygon (enemy). Hopefully, this will help everyone when creating pages for a level with disguised Zygons.

Currently, most non-TV companions have indications of where they come from on the "Outfits" section of their pages (such as Charlotte Elspeth Pollard, Cinder, Frobisher and even Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures characters like Fan Area Gwen Cooper and Sarah Janes Sonic Lipstick)

However, given that we don't make such differenciation for New Who and Classic Who (or, even better, since we never use "Regular Appearance (Doctor Who)"), does it really make sense to use (Novel), (Big Finish Audios), (Titan Comics), (Torchwood) or any other sufix on "Regular Appearance"?

If we do it for some medias, we should use them in all pages equally. However, it gets pretty complicated with characters who appear in different medias. The Tenth Doctor looks the same on Doctor Who, Sarah Jane Adventures, Doctor Who comics, books and audios. Then, we'd need to use all sufixes on his appearance.

This way, in my opinion, it is simply better not to use these sufixes at all. What do you all think?

this is probably a basic question, but my google-ing ability is very poor today... q: what exactly happens when i click on the 'nice work' link inside the history page of any article ?

i guess i had never noticed that link before - so i tried to right-click on it to see what it was pointing-to... when i clicked on it, it changed to a message saying "you sent a nice work" comment... in this case, i was on the susan-foreman page LINK ...

it (the nice-work link) seems to exist on other wikias also - but i had never noticed it before... the link is right next to the UNDO link, which i recognize and have even used sometimes...

the sympathy (to send a message of encouragement to another user) is great - so i guess i should not question it too much... i just happened to use it without knowing what it does, today...

sorry to be so babbly... if there is a link to an explanation (or maybe just describe what-it-does), that would be great... sincerely, h.

OncomingStorm12th and I were having two discussions about how to keep naming consistent.

1. On the level pages for Bigger on the Inside prologue and Bigger on the Inside Chapter 1, I suggested we leave out the "Pixelated" prefix from enemy names because it's the default for these sections, and it just takes up space. An alternate idea would be to keep the prefix in the Enemies table and leave it out of the Waves table, which tends to wrap poorly if the enemy names are too long. To clarify, I am not talking about leaving it out of the Enemy pages, just the individual level pages.

2. In the case where there is more than one pixelated outfit for an ally, we have tried (inconsistently) to call the first outfit to drop just "Pixelated" and additional outfits "Pixelated Something". I would rather see all instances where the ally has more than one outfit include the "Something".

For example, if we use the scheme I am proposing with Dorothy "Ace" McShane, we would have "Pixelated Radio" and "Pixelated Ponytail". In this case, the radio outfit drops first, but it is more distinctive, thus calling it just "Pixelated" doesn't make sense to me.

Please let me know your thoughts, or ask me to clarify if what I said is not clear.

Is it ok for everyone if I make a small change on the first two tables of the page? They are, currently, the only tables to use 

* {| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="article-table article-table-selected"

instead of

* {| class="wikitable" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" border="1"

This small change on the coding of the table makes it occupy less space on the page, and actually, in my opinion, make it looks better as well.

You can compare the tables as they are currently and how they will look like after the change

So, we are basically a week away from the releasement of BotI C1. I think that, as with the last time there was a "big patch" like this one (the releasement of Sonic Adventure and the Kids Area), it would be nice to decide what everyone will to, in order to avoid 2 editors creating the same page at the same time. So, I created this thread to know who will be avaliable to edit the wiki on August 2nd. After everyone answers if they will be or not, we can decide what which person will do.

PS: I will, starting from more or less this time of the day.

howdee again,

ive been futzing around with templates and portraits again... [sarcasm] yes, i can hear yall groaning...  :-) [/s] and i wanted to check in and see if what-ive-done is useful to try and incorporate elsewhere...

i made a template, similar to (but different than) the Template:Portrait called Template:Head1 which is designed to give a handy-linking image for the single-color versions of all the allies...

since the naming (and filetypes) are not standardized for the <character>-head.files , i needed to be able to adjust for extensions and capitalizations (a little bit)... that is all documented at the template...

i also went thru all of the current-216 companions and 39-docs and pulled up their current-head-shots... the results are sitting in my scratchspace: User:Hfelton/sandbox for now... the only two i couldnt locate anything for were silent-priest-RED and the latest susan-foreman... otherwise i just used redirects to fixup any naming-issues i ran across... (edit: had susan-foreman, so uploaded - but my red-ood was double-color already) (edit2: oops, sil-prst-red was still level-1 - so uploaded it... nm...)

ok - so why this forum discussion ? three-ish things... 1) do we want to add the single-color head-shots to each character-page [ie: char/infobox] ? 2) assuming (1) is a yes..., (2a) should we standardize the naming (and/or category???) of head-shot files ? -or- (b) would it be ok to leave weird breadcrumbs in the callout for each characters-page ? 3) do we need better single-color head-shots ? [eg: some of the adipose-files looked kinda weak to me]...

anyways - no biggie... if this isnt interesting for yall, im cool... i kinda enjoyed (long-slog, but happy-now) going thru all the current-allies and trying to locate all their single-color head-shots...

have fun, h.