There weren't a lot of people arguing that Titanfall wasn't a good game. Respawn Entertainment's online multiplayer FPS is almost irresistibly fun, and the free-flowing movement does feel great compared to most other contemporary offerings. The main problem was in how Titanfall was sold to gamers. Rather than being an online experience that players could delve into for hundreds of hours, for many players it only had enough depth to be a fun distraction for a few weeks. This wouldn't be an issue for a 'normal' release, were it not for the excessive marketing (and RRP). Titanfall just didn't have enough meat to feel like a truly major, AAA release.