> micro-transactions leads to bad games. That claim is true. It was more than "a handful" of micro transaction games that are bad, it's virtually all of them.

> micro-transactions leads to bad games. That claim is true. It was more than "a handful" of micro transaction games that are bad, it's virtually all of them. Micro-transactions, even if initially implemented with a "good intent" are intrinsically corrupting and any developer who implements them will get dollar signs in their eyes blinding them to taste, tact and good game design.