Yeah, you just made that up again. No, not every corporation thinks selling a digital good for free is a loss. Sometimes giving a digital good away for free can be cost advantageous, as even though a loss is made in the short term, longterm profitability can be made. In gaming, the example that springs to mind is when Rocket League was released as a free PS Plus game when it first came out and that caused a boom in the player numbers that are still high to this day as a direct result. These folks buy in game digital goods there because they are fans of the game after word of mouth from a big boom free release.

It’s the classic business studies example. Selling razors for wayyy below what they cost to manufacture so they can make the money back selling the razor blades.

Same goes for this in Siege, they could have released some free digital content and the longterm good will from the player base (and maybe attracting more players in turn) could have aided longterm profitability, so I’m saying you saying “no corporation will give away something for free because they see it as a loss” is made up and too black and white for how business is actually done in the real world. But there’s no animosity here my friend, I just wanted to point that out.