Marathon Resurrection Team

[Aspide]

Hi, my name is Mathias and first of all i am very excited to be part of this website, i've been a big fan of this franchise (especially unreal and ut99) for almost all of my life and at the same time i've been learning how to use unreal script.

During the process i came across Marathon Resurrection and i feel in love with it, the fact that so many people recreated the original marthon (and some things from its sequels) it's remarkable. But unfortunately it is very unpolish, and since it's been more than 13 years since it was released, i don't think that Team Unpfhorgiven are going to release a patch....

So i did it myself, but i can't release it without authorization from someone from the original team, so i hope that someone can help me contact someone from Team Unpfhorgiven, i will appreciate it very much.

[AlCapowned]

Hello, and welcome!

Have you tried the emails listed here: http://resurrection.bungie.org/team.html?

If none of those work, you could try asking on the mod's ModDB page (though that looks like it's been dead for a while). I don't know what the Marathon community is like, but I don't think anyone would hold releasing a patch against you provided it works well and you made an attempt to contact the original team.

[Aspide]

Thank you for the link, i will try to contact them as much as possible, i believe Evan Whiting (Wail of Suicide) is a member of unrealsp.org so i will try there as well.

[AlCapowned]

It also might be worth a shot to try his account on BeyondUnreal's forums.

[Aspide]

I've been able to contact the Project Coordinator Marian Zamfirescu (Tycho) and now we are going to do the final touches for a final release, thank you AlCapowned

[Yhe1]

did you fix the "welcome to revolution" bug?

[Aspide]

Yes, but seriously how did they miss that during play testing?

[Wail]

Yes, but seriously how did they miss that during play testing?

Happened as part of the final pass on hooking up all of the teleporters between levels. Click on an actor to edit properties and then accidentally drag it off into nowhere.
Definitely should've caught it, but we didn't have a QA team nor even really a development process beyond just getting things done-enough for that 07/07/07 release date.