Bungie has decided that Marathon needs changes, but that obviously doesn’t mean it’s going to do away with the shooter component, and fans of the genre appreciate that.
After the recent launch of new products marathon route map – PvE and deathmatch modes will be introduced – Some players have expressed concerns that the extraction shooter component may be shelved or phased out. Game director Del Chafe stepped directly in to clear up any doubts.
The developer admitted that the launch of Marathon encountered significant difficulties due to the game’s overly punishing and complex structure, which caused concern among fans. However, via the development team’s official Twitter account, Chafe hopes Let the whole society feel at ease.
Bungie’s consolation and fan discussion
“Last week we were excited to talk about the upcoming experimental PvE and PvP modes for Symbiosis in December. Let’s be clear: Evacuation remains key part of marathon We will continue to update it and look towards the future of the game. We’d love to hear what you thought of Extraction today, what you think needs improvement, and what you’d like to see introduced. ”
The reaction from players came quickly. Anchor Drewsky emphasizes how Main questions These include “respawn dashes” (immediate attacks on spawn points) and punishing “death spirals” that ultimately impoverish players and remove them from the game. User nsorrey36 confirmed this view, emphasizing that preventive elimination of entire lobbies has become the main strategy of every raid.
Symbiosis Update and Destiny Plan
The real challenge for Bungie will be Balanced extraction mode Blocks immediate attacks on spawn points while introducing new modes expected in the Symbiosis update. Given the studio’s willingness to listen to fan feedback, the structure of the marathon may change significantly next year.
Bungie reveals new content for Marathon: Revolution to last six months
All these interventions are in place at once Intense moments at Bungiewhile working to relaunch its flagship range of products. In fact, the studio has assured players that their journey with Destiny is not over yet, and is working hard to bring historical content from Destiny 2 Vault back into the game.