Marathon

[Durandal No.9129523]

When my ship still answered to the Pfhor, they called it Sfiera after their goddess of lightning and passion. When you helped us take control on Tau Ceti, the S'pht rechristened it Narhl'Lar, 'Freedom and Vengeance'.

I call it BOOMER.

[Anonymous No.9129668]

Have a pity bump because it's a interesting series.

[Anonymous No.9129689]

Daily reminder that Infinity is not a time travel story and people need to stop learning about games through Youtubers

[Anonymous No.9129754]

>game punishes the player for using the always-run option
Bungie was truly avant-garde

[Anonymous No.9130256]

>>9129689
wait, so what is it about?

[Anonymous No.9131485]

>>9130256
It's about mutually exclusive alternate realities, but there is no indication that Durandal, the Security Officer, Thoth, or anyone else is capable of bending space-time to teleport the Security Officer between realities. I think of it more as a funnel which shows a few failed paths to indicate and explain the significant and insignificant, which provides context for how Durandal and the Security Officer were ultimately able to triumph at the final ending. But even the final ending was not the only ending; Marathon 2's ending was pretty unequivocal as being a "good" ending with no galaxy-destroying elder gods unleashed.

[Anonymous No.9131505]

>>9129523
Good video game, glad I played it.
I don't usually like FPS games, but this one caught me with its novelty on all fronts.

[Anonymous No.9132471]

thanks, mandy