Nobody is forcing me to buy it, but the fact is Konami sold me a Casltevania game noticeably lacking content that comes standard in the series, but for full price. Paying $60 dollars for a Castlevania game with no bonus characters, no secret stages, no secret bosses, and no second/expanded quest is a bit ridiculous.
MegaMan 10 was a full MegaMan game by the series standards; it had all the typical content, the DLC was stuff no MegaMan game had ever offered (bonus characters, challenge stages, etc.). The fact of the matter is that by the franchises' standards, LoS was a bare-bones package. They may have artificially extended the games length by throwing in tons of repetitive (and long) fights boss fights, but that doesn't mean the game was particularly impressive content-wise. I don't appreciate Konami selling substandard games and expecting me to shell out more money for stuff that any other Castlevania game would have included.
Are they gonna make us pay to get an actually full inventory of subweapons too? 500 Microsoft points to get the axe and stopwatch? Where does this kind of thing stop?