If you have anything to say or add to the discussion actually type it rather than post a link with the sole intention of derailing a thread and turning it into a flame war.

And again.

even if they don't release a complete edition, is it cheaper to buy the game + dlc 6 months down the line?

yes, yes it is, so I win either way.

And if you actually bothered to read what this dlc update brings you'd realize that one pack will release in the Summer and the actual meat of the dlc pack will release during the holiday of 2017. At best you'll have to wait 8 months. 

You're going to be waiting many years for a complete edition lol (if it ever even comes). 

In some sense it's completely true. But it's also optional. Enjoy Botw without it. It's not like every Zelda game comes with an additional difficulty setting.

I am confused with the video however, since it focused on the teir preorder bullshit that was going on at the time, that Namco and Square Enix are famous for. 

This isn't specfically aimed at you but it just reminded me a lot of the kind of mindset people have for Nintendo.  I don't like the DLC but I also find it odd how a lot of Nintendo fans view Nintendo as this pure, unsullied virgin that's an idealized view of everything they want gaming to be.  They're a company and if dumbass gamers let other companies get away with things like day one DLC, paid online and other things, Nintendo isn't just going to sit on the sidelines thinking "oh, I can't do that because I'm everyone's pure virgin gaming waifu".  No, they're eventually going to do it too because they're a publicly traded gaming company just like all those other pubicly traded gaming companies.  The people in-charge at Nintendo were able to hold that off for a while but shareholders finally got their way after Miyamoto (or whoever was responsible) screwed up with that expensive Wii U gamepad.  My only hope is that when Nintendo eventually adopts other disappointing industry standards, that they do them in a way that's not as horrible as the way every other company does it.

Now, that being said, BotW has been in production for so long that I'm not surprised this is happening.  I'm guessing the DLC is a lot of the ideas that were left on the cutting room floor during production and instead of just putting the ideas on hold for the next Zelda game, Nintendo realized that the next Zelda game won't be coming for a while so they just said "screw it, just do it for this one after it's released".

Not if you go for Nintendo games. Like I said, they don't usally drop in price. So, you can wait for Nintendo Selects, and that could be about 3 years or longer. Depends on how good the game sells.

So I buy the game+season pass in 8 months for half the price, win win.

this is Nintendo listening.... moving in the right new direction!

You're still paying for future (unreleased) content.

Unless there's season pass that acts as a dlc bundle after all of the dlcs have been released. If there's such a thing, then forgive my ignorance (i usually call them dlc pack tho)