Bungie’s Marathon Kills Proximity Chat Because Gamers Are “Toxic”!

Bungie’s new extraction shooter Marathon is already making headlines — not for what it includes, but for what it doesn’t. That’s right, Marathon won’t have proximity chat at launch because, apparently, gamers are just too toxic to handle it. 😂

In this video, I break down Bungie’s bizarre decision, roast the excuse, and explain why cutting proximity voice chat could hurt Marathon's chances of standing out in an already crowded multiplayer FPS market. We also compare it to Concord, another live-service shooter that’s already giving off flop vibes.

Are devs just too soft now? Or are they playing it safe to avoid headlines? Either way, cutting core features before launch isn’t the move.

🎮 Available soon for PS5, Xbox, and PC — but will anyone care without voice chat?

👇 Let me know in the comments:
Is proximity chat a must-have in extraction shooters? Or is Bungie right to cut it?

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