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==''Halo 4''==

Loadouts are given an in-universe explanation. They are mandatory protocols issued to [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] personnel which dictate that they carry a primary weapon like a rifle, carry a ~~Secondary~~ weapon like a pistol, choose grenades, equip an armor ability, choose [[Tactical packages|tactical packages]], and assign a [[Support upgrades|support upgrade]].

Loadouts are given an in-universe explanation. They are mandatory protocols issued to [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] personnel which dictate that they carry a primary weapon like a rifle, carry a secondary weapon like a pistol, choose grenades, equip an armor ability, choose [[Tactical packages|tactical packages]], and assign a [[Support upgrades|support upgrade]].

Players can rename their loadouts by entering any name they wish, up to 12 characters. This differs from ''Halo: Reach'', in which names were chosen from a pre-selected list. Unlike [[Service Tag|service tags]], loadout names are not censored against profanity, as they are not visible to other players.

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 ==''Halo 4''==
-Loadouts are given an in-universe explanation. They are mandatory protocols issued to [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] personnel which dictate that they carry a primary weapon like a rifle, carry a Secondary weapon like a pistol, choose grenades, equip an armor ability, choose [[Tactical packages|tactical packages]], and assign a [[Support upgrades|support upgrade]].
+Loadouts are given an in-universe explanation. They are mandatory protocols issued to [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] personnel which dictate that they carry a primary weapon like a rifle, carry a secondary weapon like a pistol, choose grenades, equip an armor ability, choose [[Tactical packages|tactical packages]], and assign a [[Support upgrades|support upgrade]].
 Players can rename their loadouts by entering any name they wish, up to 12 characters. This differs from ''Halo: Reach'', in which names were chosen from a pre-selected list. Unlike [[Service Tag|service tags]], loadout names are not censored against profanity, as they are not visible to other players.