Marathon opens to great numbers on Steam—but a hateful narrative is already forming because this is the internet in 2026
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The "Fortnite would struggle today" argument is a false logic loop. Fortnite would only struggle today because the landscape of gaming has been fundamentally changed…
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"Shock" to literally nobody. We knew there would be layoffs the second the acquisition was announced. It almost always happens when mergers/acquisitions occur like this.…
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who is this a shock to exactly? the product shipped, they didn't need as many devs for patching or updates
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"perhaps because even we are too focused on failure"Yep, society in 2026 has turned into making a meme of a game and hoping it fails…
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Niche? That's crap, this is a AAA game from Bungie that cost $200 million to make. 55,000 concurrent players for a massive title like this…
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Don't spread this "hateful narrative," Marathon opened to great numbers on Steam.
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The battle pass is usually what keeps players coming back, and if its bad that's not a good thing to say the least.
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Hopefully its not a live-service extraction shooter or a microtransaction filled pay-to-win phone game, because you know what will happen. So often when a franchise…
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i remember when fortnight first came out and i tried it. it totally sucked.after that i never understood how it became so popular
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The "Fortnite would struggle today" argument is a false logic loop. Fortnite would only struggle today because the landscape of gaming has been fundamentally changed…
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"Shock" to literally nobody. We knew there would be layoffs the second the acquisition was announced. It almost always happens when mergers/acquisitions occur like this.…
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who is this a shock to exactly? the product shipped, they didn't need as many devs for patching or updates
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