What you don't get is what you don't know. The $10 doesn't give you everything the DCE has.
Divinity : Original Sin $39.99 ( Base game )
Buy Divinity Original Sin - Source Hunter DLC pack - $10
Unlocks Divinity Original Sin: The Golden Grail DLC, Divinity Original Sin: Zandalor's Trunks DLC, Divinity: Original Sin Design Documents and Art Pack, and Soundtrack. (DLC will only be made available on release.)
Buy Divinity: Original Sin Digital Collectors Edition - $69.99
Includes two copies of Divinity: Original Sin, the Source Hunter DLC pack, plus Beyond Divinity and Divine Divinity. Send the second copy to a friend! (DLC will only be made available on release.)
As you can see there is a big difference. I am not against the DLC at all. My post was just stating that there should be an upgrade option for owners of the base game to the DCE. Not to just buy the DCE for $70 or the DLC contents for $10.
I don't see much difference at all actually. Divine Divinity along with Beyond Divinity cost $6(USD) each or $12(USD) for both(prices as shown on the Larian Vault and Steam) so let's do some math:
$40 SEA purchase + 10 Source Hunter pack +12 for DD and BD = $62
That gives you everything the Digital CE has for $62 instead of $70 minus one copy of Original Sin which doesn't much matter to you personally....your pal will have to buy the game him/herself but oh well...too bad so sad. The trade-off you got instead of the 2nd copy was the Alpha and Beta access which do cost money.
