This is an extremely unhinged response to a splash screen ad lol

So much salt it’s hilarious

When does it come out again? March? Sorry Bungie. I would rather play the Crimson Butterfly Remaster coming out that month then whatever is limping it's way out your studio.

They are desperate to sell that game or they are finished lol

[quote]So stop jamming your advertisements down the throats of the community you milked dry and abandoned!!!!![/quote] Bungie never abandoned the community. That would admit it’s been milked dry. Drops remain. Bungie’s not done with you, Guardian.

They’re desperate. So in the hopes that everyone has forgotten their statements back before the great art theft, “Marathon is not going to be a game for Destiny players”, they’re cram as much of it in our face and down our throats as possible.

W post, this was the reason I didn't get an alpha code.....now they are jamming it down my throat after they gaslighted me like, " I don't need an alpha code, this game isn't for me".... this company is a joke LOL

I played marathon and I’m not sure if I’m allowed to say how bad it was.

It’s not surprising. It seems that Bungie’s future depends on Marathon being a success so they’re going to market it where they can. I’m not supporting Marathon in any way though. I’ve seen nothing that makes it look remotely interesting. From an overall aesthetic perspective (environment /characters/shells) I think it looks awful.

Delayed the shadow update for months so you can play marathon. Marathon pre order items in destiny. Pops up to pre order inside of destiny. BuT ItS NoT FoR DeStInY PlayHuhS

I guess they haven't been listening . None of us care about Marathon. DOA.. all those resources that should of been used for a once thriving game. SAD

it's funny that marathon is advertised in the eververse store under destiny 2 expansions.

It's cheaper advertising to a known audience and it will give a tangible number and level of interest from old IP to new it's a logical and business appropriate use of resources and time... If you don't like it don't buy it it's that's simple... complaining about it is free advertising for the product at no cost to the company in question... you just got hooked in to working for them for Free...

A company has every right to advertise their new product on their website and services. You do not own or nor have any say over it.

Ah yes, the classic “you advertised something, therefore you exploited and abandoned everyone” argument. Truly airtight logic. Apparently, sharing promotions now qualifies as “jamming ads down people’s throats,” despite the fact that no one is being physically restrained and forced to engage. Scrolling past content, muting accounts, or simply not caring remain free and widely available options. And the idea that the community was “milked dry and abandoned” is especially impressive. It neatly erases all nuance, effort, time, and actual work that went into building and maintaining it, in favor of a dramatic villain narrative. Because obviously, if someone doesn’t operate exactly the way *you* want forever, they must have been running a long con the entire time. It’s also fascinating how promotion is suddenly immoral the moment it’s visible. As if communities exist in some magical economic vacuum where servers, tools, labor, and time cost nothing, and anyone who dares to mention a product or project is committing a moral crime. Truly shocking behavior: attempting to sustain something. What’s missing here isn’t restraint from advertising — it’s perspective. This comment isn’t criticism; it’s a tantrum dressed up as righteous outrage. There’s no suggestion, no solution, no actual engagement with reality — just an accusation and a demand that everyone else disappear quietly. If you don’t like seeing promotions, that’s fine. If you feel disconnected from the direction things went, also fine. But pretending that occasional advertising equals exploitation, or that evolution equals abandonment, is just lazy framing. It’s easier to yell “sellout” than to acknowledge that things change and people adapt. So no, this isn’t someone “jamming advertisements down the throats” of a helpless community they drained and ditched. It’s someone communicating and promoting in a space where participation is optional a concept that, admittedly, tends to ruin a perfectly good outrage narrative.

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