This strategy is perfectly fine. When you pay the 60$ for a game, you are essentially paying 60$ for what is inside of the disk. Anything extra, well, is just that, EXTRA. You have NO right to get DLC for free just unless the company wants that.
They are not depriving ANYONE from ANYTHING. They might as well not release the DLC and you would be saying that they are depriving you form something that was supposed to be there, but the truth is that you paid for what you got and anything extra is not your business. It's like saying that I will sell you a hamburger and if you want cheese with it you have to pay extra, but you say that the cheese was supposed to be in the hamburger. The deal is that the one who decides what is the hamburger supposed to have is the one who is selling it. If you don't like that, don't buy the freaking hamburger.
