Never bought DLC in my life. That will all change with Destiny though, so I'm not part of the problem...yet ;)

Bought DLC for Fallout 3, New Vegas, Mega Man 9 and 10.

Dont do micro transactions. Wont do early access.

jeez is that comment very inaccurate. why on earth would that second guy still have his job after he constantly shits on huge money making ideas?

i bought DLC before. i bought Undead Nightmare for Red Dead Redmeption. it was easily one of the best purchases i ever made. thats DLC done right. i played it twice and first time it was a 10 hour playthrough (i fucked around a lot but still, it offered great content).  all for 10 bucks. DLC isnt a problem, shitty DLC is a problem. awesome DLC like TLoU left behind and Undead Nightmare are amazing. 

DLC is pretty good. If the content is good and priced right, I'll definitely buy it.
I've never ran into a pay to win model, so not my concern.
I wouldn't mind paying for unfinished games. As long as it's priced right and I see if the game is any good, I'd buy it.

Well, I guess I'm apart of this so called "problem", and I don't mind.

I rarely buy DLC, but there are some exceptions like Undead Nightmare for RDR and New Super Luigi U!

Nope.

I've just been avoiding DLC like the plague because there was so much crap out there, and then Platinum Trophies don't need DLC so I never got driven to get DLC. That is changing though (Destiny). I will skip Dragon Age Origins DLC though, and probably just get the GOTY edition as my research led me to believe the DLC for DA:2 wasn't up to snuff in the way I would prefer.

In most cases I waited for a GOTY edition (or other "complete" editions with all DLCs included) or I bought the DLCs or season passes, when they were a bargain (steam sales). But a few DLCs I bought for full price, when the content was worth it.

Early access? Well, I kickstarted a lot of games (mainly point&click adventures, my favorite genre)... so I won't deny "buying the cat in a bag" sometimes. Some of the kickstarter projects give me early access, but I don't play these buggy alpha or beta versions.

I also buy and play a lot of mobile games and eat little children. ;)

I tried some free-to-play games but never left a dime for virtual in-game-items. The moment I can't continue without paying real money for "normal" progress I'm out and the game gets deleted. In-game purchases with onetime costs to change a demo-version into the full version of the game are okay.

Don't pay for Betas, don't buy DLC unless it's a SP story and even wait on those (never bought Left Behind and now get more value from Remastered), and never pay to win