Or in other words: Once again "Core version" means "Demo".

I have a doubt, in the dlc's for the core game there this text:

"This content may be offered for free for a limited period of time"

http://prntscr.com/mzq8du

But, maybe this is a mistake. "Yes" or "no" i already grab ahahah

EDIT.: I think the dlcs may be offered for free for a time, NOT THE GAME! I think ahahaha

Tzarr said have 4. For free, best of nothing. And may be the dlcs comes for free

No story mode in the free version, but you can purchase the story as DLC.

1st season pass of many to be precise ;)
I think the previous entry in the series has costume dlc worth more than 1k dollar.

That bb-looows man!
$90+ is what people can spend on used consoles. Very low of Tecmo to do tjis

Lol, that's not the kicker...just check what is actually included in the season pass:
2 Characters and 62 costumes...& I thought Street Fighter V was a cash grab

I mean, there's no indication from either anything they've said about DoA6 or in how they handled the previous games that they'll be doing anything of the sort. The only thing they've mentioned [that I've seen] is that they plan on moving towards an ESports mentality, which means potentially, maybe, possibly there could perhaps be a rotating roster of playable characters, as per other ESports games with character rosters.

However, until the team says something definitive, all we have to go by is their past habits, and they're not known for that kind of promotion. Definitely wouldn't hold your breath on hoping for freebies- which isn't to say they can't occur, just that putting strong expectations on it would be quite the gamble. Unfortunately, high-cost DLC packages are the new norm in this microtransaction era, and very few of them can actually justify their inflated pricing.

This code is usefull for what? (!addlicense asf 347132,344255) In other post mine someone post a code like that, and i don't know what this.

Sorry my brazilian english!

If they introduce trading cards, you'd only be able to access them by activating a key version of the base game or by activating a DLC. There are only a very few games which don't follow Steam's standard arrangement. Otherwise:

Base games you purchase through the store or activate via key will immediately drop cards.
Free labeled games will activate cards as soon as you purchase any DLC.
Free-to-play labeled games will drop a single card for every $9 spent via in-game microtransactions.

This arrangement is widely considered to be the reason why the Minion Masters developer spammed keys and gift copies for their trading-card-dropping base game before releasing it for free, despite them intending all along to release it as such. That is to say, to bypass the usual restriction on card drops for free games.
As to how the small number of developers in the linked thread managed it without such workarounds, that's unclear.

16 dollars is nothing.

just to get some bewbs and buttock....

Oh? I remember Dead or Alive characters being a bit more distinct from one another than simply for their.. assets.
With only three core cast members available for free [the fourth free character is new], I'm sure plenty'll feel compelled to pick up a couple of fighters for, y'know, gameplay reasons.

The season pass is absolutely absurd, at $93 for some cosmetics and two new characters [though Trii's comment above could indicate that it's a price error; Unfortunately, news articles indicate that it probably isn't], and $80 is definitely a lot (but somewhat typical, these days) for the digital deluxe version of the game, but at $20 for story mode and $12 for three characters, a non-completionist player could get a functional game at $32, which is a sizable decrease over a more typical $60 retail. Similarly, someone who only wants the characters without PvE can get all the characters for $50.

There's some things to raise an eye at, but the idea of chopping up game components so that people can choose to pay for only the things they actually want, is something we should thoroughly encourage. Inflated DLC pricing, not so much. Unfortunately, we may have to accept taking one with the other.
Well, there's really no justifying the cosmetic pricing, but at least that's something which won't affect most of us all that much. :P

same. trying to hit 'install' again on the store page just tells me again that the game is 'registered to my account'.

Free games do not show up in your library. This is standard for Steam.
Only by activating a key version of the base game, an alternative paid version of the base game, or a DLC will you be able to access the game from library [without having it installed], receive a +1 to library from it, and, with only the tiniest number of exceptions, be able to recieve cards from it.

Do note that this thread is referencing a permanently free offering, and there is no actual 'Deal' currently active for the game.
Likewise, this game has no alternative base game offering, so there won't be any temporary free activation promotions for it, either.
As the OP has noted, the DLCs have text which vaguely hints at their potentially being given away in the future, so that'd be the element to look out for.

hate fighting games on PC

cancer that is destroying PC gaming

Except you're wrongly singling out PC here, as the game has the same dlc nonsense on consoles as well.

And past-release patch culture has become the same bs everywhere since the PS3/XB360 for all consoles too (except Nintendo's)