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If it is your first time playing, I suggest you keep Virtuous Treaty and Virtuous Contract (2B's default weapons) and call it a day. Do some side-quests and you will get Type-4O Sword and Type-4O blade, which deal increased damage after not being used for a while. Type-3 weapons are also interesting, as they add a nice finishing blast.
Keep in mind that upgrading changes stats of weapons and unlocks bonuses, but it won't have such an impact like Plug-in Chips and levelling up.
For weapons: Yes, just upgrade the two you have. Later on you will get different types of crafting material to further upgrade them and other weapons you find. Focusing on two to four is sufficient, though. Apart from that, there is one side-quest which requires you to have all weapons upgraded to level 4.
Skills aren't unlocked but plugged in as chips. Yes, these chips add skills and bonuses. Navigate to Skills tab in pause menu, get to Plug-in Chips, select Set A and put some of the chips your picked up in there. +1, +2 and so an mean a chip has a stronger effect, [6] means that this chip requires 6 memory slots; the lower the better, smallest slotrequirement possible is marked with a diamond - get these! Memory slots can either be freed by removing present system chips at the cost of losing HUD elements or life, or be expanded by buying memory slot upgrades at a dealer in Resistance Camp (I think 128 is maximum).
All in all you have three chipsets available which you can either customize as described or fill automatically.
There are three Pods available, which can be found along the story. Note that none of them is missable, however I won't tell you where they are located because of spoilers. Additionally, these three pods can be upgraded to level 4 like weapons but in addition to crafting materials they need Power-Up Parts which are quite well hidden. Like with the other Pods: Explore to find them, they aren't missable either. Upgrading Pods takes some time though, as one crafting material (Pure Water) can only be obtained later in game - don't worry, you haven't even reached the first eighth of the game.
About locked chests: Wait for it. Spoilers otherwise.
Look at this guide for the double tap issue. It also improve other aspect such as air slide and Pod firing. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=886396996
As for the DLC, I bought it but it was on sale. It doesn't give you a lot more except some costumes and extra location (arena) to fight wave of enemies and insanely hard boss at the end.
It's safe, you can look at the comments too. The costumes you get them by completing the first few "rank" of each arena (there is 3) each one give a costume for a different character. The insane boss is a special rank after beating all the others.
For bosses I have Ancient Overlord and Spear of the Usurper because crits deal insane damage in this game. Ancient Overlord + Fang of the Twins is decent too but small sword + spear in offhand have a faster combo chain so you're not locked in attack animation long enough for it to become a problem.