Interesting point of view that I've never thought of before. It would be cool to hear a few people discuss this rather than just listen to one guy talk about what he thinks should be done to multiplayer. Also, his whole idea seems to hinge on whether or not Microsoft will make multiplayer F2P.

My 2 cents: If Microsoft does make multiplayer F2P, while introducing microtransactions, I kinda agree with what he has to say. Free multiplayer and free map packs? That sounds great, plus, like he said, it might actually bring in more gamers. (Now, whether or not gamers will stick with the game is dependent upon 343 making a good Halo game, but that's a different conversation.) Charge money for cosmetic, and ONLY cosmetic, changes? I'm okay with that. As long as there are still armor options for me and I can still earn more armor sets by reaching a certain level or completing commendations, the microtransactions would have no effect on me. If more people are willing to pay for cosmetic changes than they are for DLC, why not take advantage of that?

"Now you can have a whole new population, a whole bunch of newbies, LITTLE KIDS, who have no idea what Halo is..."

This was the only thing I did not like. As awesome as it is to get new players into Halo, the way he said that kinda made me cringe.