» Wed Dec 02, 2015 8:13 am
Let's go back to the 90s. Your favorite game - months or a year or more later - MIGHT release an expansion disk, with extra missions or levels. You'd buy that as a separate product, as an add-on to the game you already bought. Many even came in a nice box.
Nowadays, DLC is often expected. The good thing is that Bethesda likes making DLC and when they do, it's generally fairly substantial. So the idea of a Season's Pass is really just that a company knows they're going to create that DLC, instead of having the question mark. And the Season's Pass is to save you the hassle of keeping track when new DLC comes out, and is meant to save you a small amount of money if you buy it in advance.
There's no reason that people should expect to receive DLC for free.