Frankly if they knew they were going to be meseta pso2 making and releasing New Genesis, why did they bother porting the soon-to-be-obsolete version to NA if not to snag some money by the early adopters?
Since NGS is designed to sit alongside current-gen PSO2; you can move characters back and forth between them at any moment. They will be implementing the graphics engine update to the original PSO2 as well so that it will continue to exist alongside NGS and not only be abandoned.
They likely figured that people would want to have the ability to go through the original PSO2 how JP players did so , when NGS comes, they could experience precisely the exact same context that JP gamers had/have. Fundamentally, they wanted to give people a chance to experience the prequel before the set-1000-years-later sequel (of sorts) launches. They've also expressed that they want JP and NA to eventually maintain sync, so this gives a path so that NA players can reach to that exact same point as JP players at a more-accelerated manner.
You could look at any given F2P match cynically in that way -- the only reason to launch any F2P match (or game, really) would be to at buy PSO2 Meseta least break-even or ideally profit. But when they'd only launched NGS without bringing through the first PSO2 at all, there would be a lot of articles NA players would be missing out on, and that includes items you can buy in PSO2 and carry around to NGS. (Which is why even utilizing Tweaker and playing on the JP servers wouldn't be the same, as you couldn't take any of that over to NA servers.) Plus, given that they chose original PSO2 is going to stand alongside NGS, they were going to have to port both over anyway, so better to do it in stages.
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