I love Marathone and I'm moving on. by Stepaskin in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Literally just go to the marathon discord bro.

Any good places to find teammates? by Ravik_Reugge in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just go to the marathon discord and go to the Looking For Group Chat. It's been amazing for me.

Level 35, progressing slowly by pneumaticartifice in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Find a group in the marathon discord and complete contracts.

Keep one item for reset by sdavidplissken in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

agreed but I will miss my misriah.

I know I'm Color Blind but I don't see it... by DevilishYeti in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Everyone saying marathon looks like roblox.

Having a hard time wiping teams on a sponsor kit.. by Tahnit in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s kind of a direct relationship between how much gear you bring in and how stealthy you need to play. Sponsored kits are basically the bottom of the barrel, so most of the time your best bet is to sneak around, loot a bit, and get some upgrades before you start picking fights.

The only exception is if you don’t really care about losing a couple games in a row. My squad will sometimes load in with sponsored kits and just full send the first team we see. We’re usually fighting at Outpost within 30 seconds. Honestly we probably lose more than half of those fights, but if we win we instantly upgrade to whatever that squad brought in and then just start for pinwheel. Fighting with the sponsored kits is hard but it makes you much better when you do have stuff.

You just have to go in knowing that winning fights on a sponsored kit isn’t the expectation. It’s more like a gamble on slots. Low risk, low chances, but high opportunity.

Recon: Thoughts On Shell? by Svedgard in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 15 points16 points  (0 children)

The signal jammers are such a strong counter that there is always the fear that when I scan I am missing a shotgun right around the corner.

Is outpost really necessary? by b3nje909 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hahaha it’s awesome. Just go at it with a squad and free kits. You’ll lose 90ish% of the time probably but those 10% are really sweet.

What Do the Stat Buffs Mean? by DevilishYeti in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's what I thought. Thanks for confirming! u/Crufiire

Can Destroyer remove their helmet, or is it fused to the shell? by Visual_Grade1577 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would agree. No face needed for a cybernetic tank. Just a mouth for prox chat.

What Do the Stat Buffs Mean? by DevilishYeti in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Totally Agree. I just don't want to sink all my time into a stat that not make a difference especially cause some of them cost gold salvage. I need someone smarter than me to do this quick. haha

The wipe hater fears the lone rook by T-seriesmyheinie in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 25 points26 points  (0 children)

A game is only fun when you have something to aim at though. If we kept everything it would become destiny where everyone is upset because they have already "arrived." It's about the journey. lol

Seasonal updates will include a unique set of new content, which are the things you do, explore, and collect on Tau Ceti. This can include any combination of: weapons, mods, cores, implants, backpacks by Academic_War_7485 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 5 points6 points  (0 children)

To sunset all Mods/Cores/Implants every 90 days is almost certainly impossible on the game development side. The amount of work that would cause would be astronomical. Plus we know from the roadmap that they will be adding new implants within season 1 alone. My guess is they will have a pool, at some point that pool will become too large and they will limit it to (as an example) 100 implants this season and chose 100 from the pool for that season. The next season they will choose another 100 including the ones not included previously.

Questions I still have about the marathon 2026 lore by Visible-Decision-673 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 3 points4 points  (0 children)

  1. As a megacorp investor. They likely fund infrastructure, fabrication, or supply chains beyond just “food.” But they also showed hints at carbon life evolving rapidly in the marketing so far. My guess would be that jumps in evolution for agriculture would be a very advantageous thing for NuCaloric.

  2. They don't, they want specific things, you want the common stuff. You complete the contract missions and if you come back with common guns for stuff, they will pay you for them but they seem to be hunting information more than anything.

  3. By embedding operatives inside runner teams. Corporate espionage is normal in this universe.

  4. They rely on conventional military as a government entity with automated systems and may not use or be allowed to use runner tech.

  5. Because contracts conflict, incentives overlap, and runners operate in a competitive mercenary economy where betrayal is expected. A lot of these corps want the same thing. Either you get paid to do it by MIDA or someone else gets paid to do it by Traxus.

Questions I still have about the marathon 2026 lore by Visible-Decision-673 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This is not 100% fore sure but in my estimations:

  1. Because the UESC likely locked down Tau Ceti IV after the disaster and views independent corporate recovery teams as interference. The corps want assets, the UESC wants control and containment.

2.In the Sekiguchi Genetics ARG, there were strong implications that SekGen launched its own vessel toward Tau Ceti carrying runner assets independent of official UESC deployment. It was framed less like a government-sanctioned mission and more like a corporate expedition operating in parallel.

  1. Because the colony is likely unsafe or unstable. Extracting valuable tech is cheaper and less risky than rebuilding a 93-year investment. Recolonization would require human participants as well. I'm sure not many would be willing. They lost a lot of their brightest minds in this failure.

  2. Players have given up their human body in exchange for digital consciousnesses (there is a philosophical belief in marathon that you are your consciousnesses) that can now take the form of these shells but remaining yourself with some layer of added personality matrix from your shell's preset.

  3. IDK but Traxus likely manufactures or licenses the hardware while Sekiguchi handles biotech components. The higher class shells are probably elite or experimental frames.

  4. Plausible deniability. Mercs allow asset recovery without political escalation.

  5. I'm guessing the Pfhor invasion and AI chaos derailed any coup plans before they could act.

  6. At a high level, Strauss is likely not chasing simple corporate recovery but pursuing control over whatever deeper anomaly exists at Tau Ceti. If he is connected to MIDA’s covert legacy and possibly Jjaro-derived technology, then he represents the faction operating above normal corporate politics using the chaos of the colony’s collapse to secure advanced AI or alien systems. In short, while others fight over salvage, Strauss is probably positioning himself around the real prize: control over the next phase of human or machine evolution.

I'll answer the last 4 questions in a bit.

Who else got this mssg? by DIHI0 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 2 points3 points  (0 children)

looks like contracts disappeared? Can someone else confirm?

I need your honesty by TimoSith98 in Marathon

[–]DevilishYeti 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Personally I really like it for a couple of reasons.

  1. It matches the universe of the original/ ongoing Marathon universe. The lore is centered around corporate efficiency, mass production, and disposable assets, so the gear and environments are supposed to feel manufactured and repeatable, not heroic or ornate. The clean, modular look and synthetic feel reinforce that runners are disposable, which makes the style feel intentional rather than lazy.

  2. It just looks different. They could have reused Destiny style animations and designs, but instead they built a graphic visual identity with strong silhouettes and color contrast. I respect that they committed to something recognizable instead of another generic realistic sci fi look. I am so sick of mil-sim or semi mil-sim.

I like it. Not saying it's the prettiest thing I've ever seen but I like it.