ongratulations, you must have got here by using the INDEX! (There is no other link to here.) That means someone actually uses it! (a miracle in itself).

or those who are mad on Bungie's game but have somehow failed to find any one of its pages on the internet, here is a link to a smaller part of the major Network of marathon players which has links itself to the larger and much busier areas. (The information comes from personal experience while borrowing a friend's modem and connection for an hour to try and find some URL's).

t is advisable to turn images off if you can while you are there if your modem is a 14.4k or lower type. At the time of writing, the latest versions of the editors are:

or anyone interested, the 'Marathon Mystifier' is a little program that will solve all that shunting of maps, physics models, sounds and shapes around. It isn't that big, and should be around there with the above.

demo to convert new people should also be available round about there. During my own Marathon Craze (I am lucky enough to live next to 2 people with PPC 6100's) I have designed about 2.1MB worth of Network Maps which I may upload sometime soon (my Dad has being saying we are going to get a modem ever since we upgraded from a Classic II about a year ago). There is nothing better than getting smashed to pieces on your own map...

have also perfected breakable windows (walls that you can see through and smash, but look like windows when still whole), exploding garbage cans, and the Ultimate Network Physics Model.

My Question...

oes anyone know how you are meant to download the Marathon 2 Demo if it is 20MB big? This would take hours! (not that my family's Mac can take it since it failed miserably to run the Preview at any sort of speed). My 'friends' just laughed and went to play it themselves, telling me each day how good it is... I suppose they are just getting back since out of about 50 net-games we've played, I've won 48. Hahahaha.

y plan is that if I could somehow get hold of it, I could swap it for the right to be able to play it on their machines. So... could anyone fortunate enough to have an ISDN line and who has downloaded it (or simply someone without an itemised phone bill) mail it on disk to:

Richard Christie
Teal Cottage
Horse and Gate St
Fen Drayton
Cambs. CB4 5SH
(ENGLAND)

If you put a return address on it, I could mail you those maps in return... OK, it's not a fair deal, but I'm desperate!