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Also, microtransactions aren't just trying to screw over whales. Basically what they do is setup the ideal pricing model for a company, where every customer pays what they think the product is worth. Usually, setting a price means that you have priced out people who can't afford it/don't value...

For Blizzard, this makes sense. That's how they make money from League of Legends, for example, and I wouldn't call that exploitative. It's a quality product with people paying for skins or to unlock champions early, and it's a free game otherwise. Their other moneymakers are Hearthstone (see...