If you’ve ever fallen victim to buying the classic Marathon trilogy on Steam and found yourself inadvertently downloading Destiny 2, you’re not alone. This odd quirk baffled players for quite a while, but thankfully, that’s no longer the case. Purchasing Marathon, once a surefire way to have Bungie’s modern hit sneak onto your drive, no longer drags Destiny 2 along for the ride. It’s a relief for fans who just want to dive into the original trilogy without their storage filling up with a whole different game. Bungie’s move to untangle these two vastly different experiences makes perfect sense, especially as both titles continue to have their own distinct audiences. So if you’re ready to revisit those classic corridors and legendary AI battles, you can do so without Destiny 2 forcing its way in.
Source: pcgamer.com
