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You're still missing my point; I don't care about cosmetic microtransactions per se. You stated its the fault of gamers for failing for deceptive practices and failing to filter out bad games by reading reviews or watching a Let's Play but that's not the case. How are they enough for customers...

That's not the point. You said YouTube Lets Plays and product reviews are enough for gamer to filter out microtransaction pay-to-play games... that's not the case if companies break their promise and retroactively alter the content of a game less than a month (or days/hours) later after you've...

That's not quite true though. For example Activision promised Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled wouldn't have microtransactions at E3 and waited until after it was critically reviewed and publicly released to add it in during an update one month after launch.