ShadowWalking18

Basically, it's a way for developers to take a cut of pre-owned games. Long story short, pre-owned sales hurts the industry but keeps greedy stores afloat. Day one DLC locks content which gamers think should be part of the original game, since it's ready on day one. IE 'Why isn't it part of the game already when you've finished it'. I support it since it gives devs money rather than stores which don't help the industry anyway.

It's like if you ordered a pizza and the pepperoni was in a bag that you had to pay extra to get, even tho it's already packaged in the pizza box. I personally don't get the rage either. If someone doesn't like it, they don't have to buy it. I've passed on some games just because I felt that the content that came with the $60 didn't justify the price.