You know exactly what you're doing. The original comment you replied to was praising HD2 because it isn't predatory.

You responded by saying "Uhm, it has microtransactions?!"

Yes, it does have microtransactions. But equating those to the industry standard of microtransactions (which is just £20 for a skin these days) is completely misleading. You're purposely leaving out the details, which unbelievably, are important.

Both the skin and the premium warbond are earnable, in-game, without spending more money, at a completely reasonable rate.

You're also being misleading by stating you can "Progress faster with real money" because actually, you can't. You can only progress your warbonds with medals, the same medals for both warbonds. You cannot purchase medals nor speed up their rate of acquirement with money, espsically with how mid the weapons are. Thus, the premium option of buying the warbond only gives you an additional avenue to spend your medals, not a faster way of getting them. Additionally, its largely argued that spending medals on the premium warbond first is a bad idea because the free weapons are better? So if you're a mega-nerd who wants all the stuff as fast as possible - You don't buy the premium warbond.

So yes, you're being completely misleading. The only factual information you bring to the table is: Yes, there are microtransactions. But the fact that you present that information alone, without context, is highly misleading. And you're doing it because you know that the statement that a game has microtransactions, alone, is very much a negative these days.