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so the base game Elite Dangerous will be still paid? And only horizons DLC will be free?
Uh, what?
I'm very confused by your post. You're making an argument that paid expansions pay their bills and keep the game alive, but what you're actually arguing for is that making a paid expansion free instead somehow generates more revenue by selling skins (which they were already doing and nothing has changed on that front).
They make less revenue by not selling Horizons, you get that, right? There hasn't been a business model change either and skins as an avenue existed way before that already. The only difference now is that Horizon sales have been taken away as an avenue. Which is why this isn't a financial or business related decision as any investor would complain about that. It must be an issue that came up during the development of Odyssey and that there are conflicting factors that would make selling Horizon seperately impossible to ship Odyssey.
There are still people who buy into the game today, that's profit. And there are people who may buy the DLC, ditto. But the thing is: Odyssey relies on Horizons. Although we've been told that you can enter stations and such the emphasis of all demos so far has been on the ground: outposts away from the "real" outpost where you can visit a small place and talk to people. That won't be possible without Horizons.
So then they have a problem: people who buy Odyssey will also need to buy / own Horizons to make it work, instead of buying 1 you'd now need to buy 2 DLC's to complete the game where the "latest and greatest" is off limits without the first.
Well, then it makes sense to do this. First: you won't risk people flooding support with "I bought Odyssey and it doesn't work" only to tell them they need to buy another DLC, Second: new players are only persuaded with 1 DLC, not two. Basically things as always and finally they can remove the Horizons store page which probably saves on their Steam bill (that's an assumption of course).
By selling less they hope to earn more. Never forget that support eats into the companies profit. And the less they need that the better it is for them.
Shows the mentality of the people who ask for a medal, because they were early supporters.
It does tell you about it.
You mean, other than literally the first paragraph of the description
Elite Dangerous: Horizons is becoming FREE for all players on 27 October 2020 via an update to Elite Dangerous. The separate Horizons expansion will be removed from sale on 26 October 2020. Players who own Elite Dangerous: Horizons before 27th October 2020 will receive an exclusive Azure paint job for all ships in game.