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The problem here is that as soon as a game is released, the price does not drop. People who bought it soon after launch paid that amount and still didn't receive pre-order bonuses.
All games drop in price as over time the game's value drops often along with its player-base and developer support.
Pre-orders aren't fair in any manner. If its timed-exclusive content in which the pre-order content will be released later is more alright, but locking out people who paid for the game and season pass forever regardless of its current price point is simply absurd.