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	Message: : : And I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad : The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had : I find it hard to tell you, I find it hard to take : When people run in circles its a very, very : Mad world : : Mad world indeed. This level will have you running in circles, as you perform : in Jason's 3 ring circus dancing to Alex's merry beat. : It's only when you die do you fully appreciate why Bungie called the previous : level "Try again". Yes, it's a perverse form of gaming torture : popularised by Bungie in the early '90s but you have to remember Marathon : came out before the Chicago Convention was introduced. This established : internationally agreed standards for the humanitarian treatment of gamers. : Don't believe me, well just play Marathon 2 and see the difference. : They just don't make games like Marathon any more. Nor do they make levels : like Ingue Ferroque. Even the level name says it al… Groin of Iron (aka : Iron Balls). And don't let Jason fool you when he says he spelt it wrong. : You're going to need 'balls of steel' to finish this level. : Remember what Jason said about Habe Quiddam: : I should have made more levels that doubled-back on themselves like this one. : : Who was he kidding? The exit terminal on Ingue Ferroque is directly behind : you when arrive. Fire two rockets at your feet and you're there. Quickest : level to complete in all of the Trilogy. Of course, your balls are now a : squishy mush from the rocket blast. Ingue Ferroque anyone. : Just getting to Bungie's secret credits terminal will freak your mind out. : It's a 5D space maze baby. And when you final solve it the Pfhor will hand : you your butt on a plate. Want fries with that? : Nobody said getting rid of the Pfhor was going to be easy. : But in the end you survive the three rings, you take that leap of faith, you : run the gauntlet of fire and tumble (like Alice) down Hell's well. You : turn to see the final terminal. You read the final text. You teleport out… : In an interview with Jason Jones for the Official Strategy Guide, Jason : mused: : Marathon's ending really does leave a lot of room for something else to : happen. I don't know how many people noticed this, but the very last thing : that happens to the player in Marathon is that he is teleported off the : last level to where? Maybe someday we'll take advantage of this. : : And the rest they say is history. : This has been a rush folks. : Hats off to Gregory and Jeremiah for getting us this far. :) : Cheers : Hamish
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