Eh, at first I thought that Halo 4 was a pretty awesome and streamlined experience, but I realized a bit later how even more polarizing it was of a change than Reach was to Halo 3. imo, the armor abilities are still, for the most part, pretty useless (with stuff like Active Camo sniping netting you one kill before everyone with a brain murders you) and the balancing on the new "perks" being pretty bad (For instance, I do not know why you would ever NOT pick Dexterity for faster reloading. What beats that?). The ordinance drops were a good idea in theory, but in practice they're absolutely wretched, with things like three Incineration Cannons and two Beam Rifles per team going on in Big Team Infinity. It's atrocious. People can say what they want about how Reach was "slower" and how the armor abilities were giving some noobs an edge. I'll admit that point. However, the basic elements of Halo - precision and map control - were still present. Halo 4's Multiplayer is a departure at the least and a full-out attempt to copy the more fast-paced CoD Multiplayer at most. I'm starting to appreciate Reach more and more the further I delve into 4.