1) It's seemingly random from person to person. Sure they're are choices, but I always seem to get a needler when the other guy gets a Cinnimon Canon.

2) It breaks map control and design. It's really hard to design a good map around the unknowns of when and where personal ordinance come into play. I don't see (when I play) good map control in Halo 4 MM. (Now in our last B.org March Madness match on lockout our team did and we won dispite have me and Kermit as 2 of 3 players! -sorry kerm)

In my perfect world, Halo 5 would be much more like Halo 3 with everyone starting with the same weapons and grenades then you'd get to choose your AA. Weapon placement on the maps would fuel good map movement/control points which means the designers can make better maps.

Also, simplify the weapons, something that's been mentioned a lot around here. Lol