Bungie highlights some of the biggest talking points from fan feedback and reveals how the studio is planning to address these issues in a future Marathon update. Since launch, player feedback has been a critical component for Bungie who has continued to keep Marathon consistently updated alongside the addition of new content.
In fact, it could be argued that player feedback has largely driven the course of the game, as poor reception to last year's alpha test helped Bungie ultimately delay the game and add in highly requested features like a solo queue and proximity chat. While Marathon launched in a much better state due to the delay and improvements, Bungie has continued to rely on the community of players for how to further enhance the experience. Not long after launch, Bungie launched an experimental Duos mode for Marathon, a highly requested feature that didn't make launch, but has quickly become a popular feature.
A new report indicates that the majority of the team working at Bungie has been assigned to work on Marathon instead of Destiny 2.
Hot on the heels of the April 28 update for Marathon, Bungie took to social media to address some of the bigger...
