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Marathon Servers Offline August 18 for Update 1.1.5.4

Simon Ellis 1 min read

Marathon servers go offline on August 18, 2026, for scheduled maintenance to apply Update 1.1.5.4. The outage lasts from 8: 05 AM to 11: 00 AM PDT.

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Bungie is taking Marathon offline on August 18, 2026, to apply scheduled maintenance. This downtime affects all players across every platform and region. You will need to adjust your gaming plans for that morning if you intend to play.

Bungie maintenance window affects all platforms

The maintenance window begins at 8:05 AM PDT and is expected to conclude by 11:00 AM PDT. The primary goal of this outage is to install Update 1.1.5.4. Players who are currently in active runs can finish their sessions before the servers go dark.

Update 1.1.5.4 rolls out to all platforms simultaneously. Console players might need to restart their devices if they face issues during the update process. This standard procedure ensures the new patch loads correctly on hardware that does not support seamless background updates.

We looked at the last Marathon update earlier while tracking Bungie’s release schedule. That previous patch brought similar balance and stability themes that this new version likely continues. The servers will remain offline until the maintenance window closes.

Source: MP1ST

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