Loading? The Last of Us, like all the Uncharted games, doesn't have load times does it?

Maybe a couple sections here and there, but TBH I've played the game three times and I don't even think I've ever noticed a loading screen. They're usually only for when starting a cutscene or ending one, and they take maybe 5 seconds at most to load up.

they dont. the loading screen is just when you start the game. but once you do no loading is there, because they play the cuttscenes when the game loads.  so yeah, technicially they do, but they are hidden behind the cutt scenes. 

I was answering the OP in my post. He's skeptical about the price tag so therefore he should just rent it.

I think OP is in the mindset of thinking 60$ is too much IF, and only if, you've played the game already. As you can see, he says "play a game again".

So, as I said, if you've already played this game and don't have the money to pay full price, a rent is fine. However if it will be your first experience, then paying the 60$ isn't all that bad because then you'll also have it in your game collection, unlike a rent where you have to send the game back.

Plus did I also mention TLOU has an outstanding multiplayer component? Won't be able to play that for too long with a rent =P

Eh, don't feel like going through the Gamefly discussion. $60 for a year old game just sounds like they're trying to squeeze some more money out. Besides, not everybody on PS4 has PS+ to enjoy the multiplayer.

I've never used Gamefly (Are they even in Canada?), but I was wondering, how much does it cost to rent a game for let's say a week or so? Does it vary from game to game? I assume the more popular ones cost a bit more.

Canada has gameaccess.ca, and no it doesn't vary from game to game, its a monthly subscription for 1 or 2 games out at a time. If you send one back they send you the next in your queue. 

How does it works for muliplayer part of games? Do you need to buy network pass ? :s

What's a network pass? Like one of those EA online codes?