Bungie Reveals Marathon Premium Currency, LUX, Promises It Can't Be Used to Buy Gameplay Advantages

Bungie Reveals Marathon Premium Currency, LUX, Promises It Can't Be Used to Buy Gameplay Advantages

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Marathon's Premium Currency Can't Be Used For Gameplay Advantages, Bungie Says

Developer Bungie has revealed new details about Marathon's monetization strategy now that the extraction shooter is almost out, promising that there are "no pay for power" mechanics.In an X post on March 4, the official Marathon account explained the extraction shooter's seasonal content and premium currency. The team said that all seasonal content will be "free for all players," regardless of when you decide to jump into the action, because the…

Marathon PS4 and Xbox One Release Potentially Revealed by ESRB Rating

An ESRB rating for Bungie's Marathon seems to indicate that the game might be coming to last-gen consoles. Read this article on TechRaptor

What did Bungie promise about Marathon monetization?

Bungie stresses no pay‑for‑power, but seasons will wipe progress Ahead of full launch, Bungie has laid out several monetization rules for Marathon designed to separate cosmetics and convenience from competitive advantage. The studio has repeatedly promised that players will not be able to buy…

With Marathon's release imminent, Bungie say it's got "no pay for power" microtransactions and confirm seasonal rewards will stick around

I hope you've got some decent trainers and plenty of bottled water on hand. The time to run a Marathon is nigh, with Bungie's shooter set to burst out of the blocks today, March 5th. Ahead of the starting gun going off the Destiny 2 developers have shared a bit more info on how Marathon's in-game currency and seasonal pass rewards work.