Its probably bigger then Killzones. Lots of Titanfall sales been going on lately.

What does Killzone have to do with this topic?

Sony has been bundling TLOU this whole year since its launch. It has been the #1 excuse to price hike the PS4 to $450 where I live (even though the game profited long ago and thus is just meant to pad PS4 production costs).

Nothing wrong with mass bundling though, but I do take issue when you compare such a circumstance to a non-mass bundled game like Titanfall.

(Yes Titanfall was mass bundled....in March. But certainly not much for the 2nd half of this year)

I take issue  with "Titanfall MP is dead" lines. My response is the whole pot/kettle thingy.

Nobody's claiming Killzone has a vibrant online community either. 

I would take issue with it if it weren't so funny. Especially in a thread about LoUR. I own the game on PS4 and in my limited experience it's about 60/40 in terms of when you find full games versus non-full games. This is in the middle of the day though, maybe it's better at night. But meanwhile in those same time frames on TF even in a less popular mode like Last Titan Standing and a higher player count (12 for TF vs 8 for LoUR), I consistently find full rooms in the "dead" Titanfall.

I find full rooms quickly on the 360 version....but I guess saying the MP community is dead despite a slow/steady sales pace is the "hip" thing to do.

You find more players online in a multiplayer only game than in a game that is mainly known for its singleplayer and whose multiplayer is regarded more as a secret tip... impressive.

You take issues with it if it doesn't help your case... if it does then you're willing to compare anything you can get e.g. 3 Forza games versus 1 Gran Turismo ;)

Thanks! It is impressive considering the other game is the one whose online is described as "dead" in this thread.

The more you know.