If there was paid content, I much prefer for it to be a more traditional expansion - a more pricey package, with more development time, more content and a deeper overhaul of the game. It being one big piece of content allows for added systems to be intertwined with themselves and core game, rather then bunch of unimpactful, optional stuff that can be turned on and off.
Agreed.
Personally, I hope Larian do make such content for BG3, or at least new meaningful stories that fit seamlessly into the game. And (fortunately for my hopes) I don’t think we can extrapolate from the lack of DLC for their other games to what they’ll do for BG3. The amount of investment in the core game is of a whole different scale, so once it’s ready to release it would probably make financial sense to capitalise on this by producing a number of smaller and easier to develop expansions, in parallel with starting planning for BG4
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