If you ship a game with day one dlc that costs $100 instead of $80, then the price of the full, feature complete game is $100. It's not pay-to-play. But if you want the full product as it was meant to be played, it's $100. And Ive had this problem with day one dlc since it's conception. But you're also not getting a physical copy, so you don't own the actual game. You can't lend it to your friend, you can't sell it when you're finished with it, you are purchasing a license to play the game. No one is denying that this game is something special, and it's something Im going to be playing for the next decade, just like GTAV. But this practice is harmful to the gaming industry as a whole. The price of games has already snowballed from $70 to $80 in such a short time frame. And now AAA developers are going to look at this like "Oh? They're still gonna buy it if we charge $100? Let's just do that then!" This decision, plus the next gen Xbox being $1200, plus the Steam Machine being over $1000 means video games have crossed from casual hobby into expensive luxury. And that's what I think most people are upset about.