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"Extraction is Still a Major Part of Marathon" – Marathon Game Director Reassures Fans Main Game Mode Isn't Going Anywhere

Just last week, Marathon's developers laid out a new roadmap for the game that'd bring PvE and deathmatch modes to the game, but now Game Director Del Chafe has reassured fans that the extraction mode will not be sunsetted.

"Extraction is Still a Major Part of Marathon" – Marathon Game Director Reassures Fans Main Game Mode Isn't Going Anywhere

Last week, developers of Marathon unveiled a new roadmap to add both PvE and deathmatch modes to the game. However, Game Director Del Chafe has assured fans that the extraction mode will remain a vital part of the game. Marathon's developers addressed concerns by tweeting, "We want to be clear, Extraction is still a major part of Marathon, and we're also going to continue updating it as we look to the future of the game."

Chafe requested feedback from the community, asking fans about what they enjoy, what needs improvement, and what they wish were included in the game. Marathon streamer Drewsky noted that spawn rushes and harsh death spirals are among the main issues affecting extraction mode, with users such as nsorrey36 echoing this sentiment. Drewsky mentioned that lobby wiping is the primary tactic in current runs.

It appears that Bungie is open to community feedback, and Marathon fans hope changes will be made to the extraction mode. Bungie has also expressed its commitment to Destiny, reassuring gamers that it is not abandoning the popular game.

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