Loot Boxes and Microtransactions

Loot Boxes and microtransactions are a very controversial topic in today's gaming market, however because of the income potential that comes from them they are here to stay, however there are good ways to do it, a good example is Overwatch, they offer them only for cosmetic items and you can earn them through just playing the game and all items can be purchased with in game credits that arent purchasable.

But there are also cases of terrible implementation, take Battlefront 2's original progression system, it turned a AAA full game into a play to win system that destroyed the reputation of what in my opinion is an alright game in turns of gameplay, it's not the best but it's also not a terrible game

Loot Boxes and microtransactions, if done right give a great way to give back yo the community, take Overwatch's recent pink mercy skin for example, you paid a certain amount for the skin and all proceeds went to a breast cancer trust.

What I'm getting at is there is a lot of animosity towards loot boxes and microtransactions, and with the way that companies like EA and the mobile market have tried or been using them lately that animosity is justified, but there is a good way to use them and in the long run the money earned from them give game studios the ability to make better games in the long run with more money coming in.
I made this post because of the backlash and threats of boycotting that Battlefield 5 is already starting to get over the possibility of it including microtransactions, I honestly have no problems with it as long as it doesnt effect gameplay and only covers cosmetics.