I can't believe that. I was playing it a few weeks ago and quickly found busy maps. If it was 2k launch holiday, it would be completely dead now.

EDIT: The online users are actually quite low by the looks. The do a good job of matchmaking ten, which is a welcome after trying to play online with friends on GTA for a few hours and failing more times than being successful.

I use to own all three up until about a month ago. My take on the Xbox One is basically that it feels like a mistake. The hardware was a mistake (they thought they could get by with weaker hardware and didn't think quicker installs was important), the UI was a mistake (it was designed for Kinect, not a controller) the controller was a mistake (analog sticks are so long that there are now dead zones), the message of the console was a mistake (Kinect and TV!!), Kinect was a mistake... the whole thing was one big mistake.

I think what Microsoft has done is slowly try to fix these things. It started by firing the guy in charge and putting a better guy in place and then eventually changing the message and everything else to match the demographic of gamer that is out there. From BC to a new UI to trying to release a new (albeit expensive) controller... they've done all they can do to try an fix their issues. But none of them can really help the console "feel" right. It all feels cheap and you can still tell that they're almost in beta, trying to get their pieces back together. The fact that they're selling so poorly right now is proof that the public has moved on. I think they know this and they're just trying to get by until they can come up with new hardware or whatever else they're planning to do in the future.

Which leads me to my last point... I think Xbox One has taught me that Microsoft doesn't care about gaming and doesn't know what it even is. They're a software conglomerate that wanted to dip their toes into a market that was exploding with riches (late 90's and early 00's). They wanted to hurt Sony and slow their ability to become a media hub in homes around the world... that's it. Xbox was a trojan horse from day one. Start with gamers, slowly morph into casuals and then make the final turn towards "media box". They failed... and now they're stuck trying to convince us that the man behind the curtain was in fact, not really there.

Yep, I just checked and there are 11 Active Warzone some of which have bots. I'm gonna take a guess and say there are probably less than 200 online.

I went into a Pistols Only matche and it was virtually all bots. Those bots are brutal as well, not fun.

If they are gonna make a new Killzone, the gameplay needs to be revamped and faster like Halo, CoD, BF, etc.

Killzone 3 also had userbase issues shortly after launch. That or just horrid matchmaking. I was constantly in games less than half full (and no auto balancing of teams, meaning it could be 5 vs 2 and the next two guys would go on the team with 5 peeps). It was the operations mode, forgot what it was called, with cinematics between phases of each level.

I was surprised when Sony said last gen that SOCOM Confrontation was beating all their other first party titles online.

Killzone 2 was dead when I got a copy in 2011. It was a few years old by then but being virtually empty was a sign people dont like this game.

Killzone 3 went F2P multiplayer to stimulate the population as well.

Killzone games sell respectable numbers. But its evident the gameplay needs to change, especially in multiplayer.

Well, ours is buggy, so it's no different there...