Currently the focus is on getting the game finished.
After release, that may be one of the possibilities that will be considered (perhaps dependent on what is decided in terms of other platforms or localizations, etc). Unless there is a specific need or great idea for something to add to the story to justify a proper expansion, more mod / GM mode support or starting on another project may make more sense than DLC.
DLC is quite a loss term it can be anything from More gear to more skills etc. Do not have to be story related so long it adds to the game.
I think it's a waste to the game not to make some DLC for it. I like DOS2 and think it would be very successful and what I think it is good mostly is.
I understand what you mean, but I am going to have to disagree. I think DLC is one of the most toxic money grabs by almost every publisher (not always developer push) these days. Think of horse armor for Skyrim. Most of the DLC that is put forth are things that should have just been in the base game, or just a blatant money grab or incentive to buy from certain retailers. It adds nothing to the game.
CD Projekt Red did DLC right, they gave away a lot, 18 I think, pieces of DLC that were small but they were also free. Then the released two massive DLC (expansions) that really broadened the game play and were unbelievable in their story tell depth and scope. That is the exception though. If Larian decides to add DLC I hope it is not to break up aspects of the game that should have been base, but to actually expand and improve upon the game. Look at Creative Assembly and their total war games. That is some atrocious DLC pricing and content gouging.
