Bungie's extraction shooter Marathon has recently launched in-game Twitch drops but users are facing an issue where special loot is being inadvertently deleted. When players redeem a Twitch-sponsored kit while their vault is full, the rewards vanish instead of going into an overflow. The developers have advised that players ensure they have space in their vaults before claiming these kits. Fortunately, the drops do not contain exclusive cosmetics that can be permanently lost, and the community is engaging in an alternate reality game (ARG) that may reveal a new map. Early reviews of the game remain positive despite previous concerns over premium currency and exploits in the game.

What should I do if my vault is full when claiming a Twitch drop in Marathon?

If your vault is full, you should make sure to free up space before claiming any Twitch drops. This will prevent your rewards from being deleted, as they cannot go into overflow like other rewards.

Marathon is an extraction shooter by Bungie, well-known for its iconic Destiny franchise. The game offers a fresh take on the genre, featuring distinct gameplay elements that combine both shooter mechanics and elements of community engagement, such as ARGs, which deepen the player experience. The game has received attention not only for its gameplay but also for its unique art direction and expansive lore that Bungie continues to develop.