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‘Marathon’ Is Running Out Of Casual Player Onboarding Cards To Play

Bungie's 'Marathon' faces scrutiny as Season 2 loot nerfs and increased tension challenge the game's casual player accessibility.

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The brief

Bungie has implemented Season 2 loot nerfs for 'Marathon', resulting in a reduction of rare drops. These changes have increased the tension within the game, while Bungie is reportedly struggling with a loot problem associated with the new season.

Coverage from Forbes, games.gg, Softonic, and But Why Tho? emphasizes a shift in the game's accessibility. Forbes specifically suggests that the title is exhausting its options for onboarding casual players.

Future developments center on how Bungie addresses the loot problem and the impact of the current nerfs on the player base.

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Quick answers

What changes were made to loot in Season 2?

Bungie has implemented loot nerfs that cut rare drops.

How has the game's atmosphere changed?

According to But Why Tho?, the changes in Season 2 have made the game even more tense.

What is the primary concern regarding new players?

Forbes reports that 'Marathon' is running out of onboarding cards to attract or maintain casual players.

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