Microtransactions or No Microtransactions?

I don't like Microtransactions in Singleplayer- Mode (you already paid 60 bucks or 90 bucks or more for it. It would be pure greed to pay for important ingame content tied to the main campagne. Yeah, I'm no fan of DLCs with important story content or endings etc. too Ò.ó)

In Multiplayer it would make sense if the money is used for support/server maintenances & more content development etc. But you have to know for what you pay & what you get. Like in ME3 MP. And you can buy it with ingame money, too. Good for those who don't have that much money but have time for farming.

Suprise boxes with the same contents over and over again don't make sense (reminds me too much of the greedy asian free to play mmorpgs where equip, designs, mounts and important materials are in such surprise boxes and you have to buy 1000 of them to get 1 piece what you need 10x Ò.ó)

I didn't state my opinion on the matter.  I just used the common knowledge that most Republicans are strongly against universal healthcare as an analogy for how much I'm against micro-transactions!  I think it's an apt analogy. 

I doubt that microtransactions will be necessary to maintain a multiplayer game that's 4 person co-op running in peer to peer mode. There are no game servers that require maintenance or anything if one of the players is hosting the game.

Personally, I like the approach indie developer Fatshark took with Vermintide. Extra maps did cost you money, but still didn't fracture the community because only the hosting player needed to own the map. Everyone else could join and play it without owning the DLC, and of course the game let you choose who was going to be the host. So if you wanted to support the devs, you could buy the map. Or you didn't and just found a host who owned it. Pretty fair solution that didn't mess up game balance by selling you in game items.

This is why I support DLC, and some microtransactions.  Anything that adds additional content without giving you a competitive advantage over your peers is a-okay with me, so long as it is priced appropriately.

I'm confident that there's plenty of outrage on the internet to pick up my slack.

A specific price for a specific item in MP. Buy it or not, your choice. Or win it the old fashioned way.

SP, NO.

The system implemented on ME3MP was well received, so i see no reason to think Bioware will completely change it.