Developer 343 Industries recently announced that weapon, vehicle, and player skins in Halo Infinite will be called "coatings," and immediately, people expressed concerns about microtransactions?

Writing on Twitter, he said that while Halo Infinite will have a microtransaction store, it won't be the only way to get the game's customization items, which go beyond coatings.

With the new seven-layer coating system, it appears Halo Infinite will offer many more options to players looking to create a player that is unique.

You are going to look great in Halo Infinite," Junyszek said.

We have known for years that Halo Infinite would have a microtransaction store.

While Halo Infinite will have microtransactions, there will be no paid loot boxes!

Given that Halo Infinite's multiplayer will be free-to-play, it makes sense that the game will support microtransactions as a way to make money from the product.

While Halo Infinite doesn't release until 2021, you can get your hands on multiplayer skins by purchasing sugary snacks and shopping at GameStop