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I feel like this might jump to a conclusion a bit too quickly; is it really saying that any form of DLC is bad, or that there is a perception for them that they would simply rather wait for a "completed release", even disregarding possible future paid DLC, before purchasing? Free DLC is much easier for them to look at and say "this really should be part of the game" than even Paid DLC; after all, why would it be free if it was intended to be segmented out? This, I feel, is a fairly significant difference from "DLC not being good in any form". I know that, for example, I will avoid purchasing a game that I know will have multiple free DLCs in the near future, instead preferring to wait for the game to be out before making that jump. The most high profile example of this for me was with The Witcher 3, which had two months worth of weekly content - minor content, but still content - added to the game post release. Only once that bout of additional "DLC" was out did I consider purchasing the game. The same does not apply to paid DLC for me; I have no intrinsic qualms about buying a game with a season pass, and even the pass itself, if I feel like I will get the quality I wish out of it.