I personally think the best DLC is from new vegas, great chareters,story even if some of the dlcs were kinda pointless GRA and Couriers.
Then Fallout 3 i liked all of them but to me they didnt have that umph that FNV dlc had.
Then Fallout 4, the weakest because most of them were building stuff, fyi i love the settlement system even if it was over done.

I really have to agree with there. It's just sad that Bethesda never really tried with their dlc, they felt more like shitty COD skin packs then real expansions.

My favourite dlc is Lonesome Road from New Vegas ,the other dlc's from new vegas and fo3 were worth their price but nothing too spectacluar. But FO4's dlc were pretty much a big disappointment, mostly stuff that's already aviable in some form as a mod and 2 story dlc's without much (or fleshed out) story( i don't count the mechanist because, to be honest, it is like a normal Fallout quest at its best, nowhere near enough content to call that a dlc). I liked Lonesome Road because of the apocalyptic feeling and the lone courier vibe it had. And the Riot Gear was pretty neat too.

Aidan_r_m wrote:

It's just sad that Bethesda never really tried with their dlc, they felt more like shitty COD skin packs then real expansions.

What? Let me list you some DLC they have made which is good:
- Far Harbor
- Point Lookout
- Broken Steel
- Operation Anchorage
- Nuka World
- The Pitt

Bethesda did try with their DLC, but in Fallout 4 they took a turn for the worse with the shitty settlement expansions. It doesn't mean they never tried though. 

On topic, my favourite DLC is Broken Steel, then followed by Lonesome Road, and then the Pitt. Broken Steel was quite fun, and put a good end to the Lone Wanderer's story, which LR also did for the Courier.

@"Corvo" Yeah gotta agree that bethesda thought more was better, but yeah Broken steel was godd but kinda felt weird because that was the only way you could continue after the ending.
Thanks for the reply!

Agree with you 100% NV had the best DLC by far. In my honest opinion the only 3 DLC I really enjoyed was The Pitt. All of NV's DLC were so strong and the weakest (Honest Hearts) still beats out any of Bethesda's DLCs! And FO4s? Those were pretty damn boring, I just really hope Obsidian gets to have the next game.

yes! FNV DLC for the WIN!! btw my Fav was old world blues that was wacky fallout in all it's glory

New Vegas wins this one with barely any competition, although I have a soft spot for the Pitt, despite that stupid ingot collecting quest. FNV DLCs also have the cool thing where they tell an intertwined story through-out them and are all connected to the main game with very strong characters and reasonable, interesting locations.

@Corvo I wonder what good you saw in Operation Anchorage? Sure, it had some interesting setpieces like disabling the artillery guns, but overall it was a very sloppy FPS imitation with really poor pacing.

New Vegas. No doubt. I liked Fallout 3's DLC fairly well and Fallout 4's DLCs were just...okay. Except for Far Harbor which was amazing. But yeah, I'm defiantly more of a fan of New Vegas especially Dead Money and Honest Hearts.

To me, the best dlcs for my taste would be:

1. Lonesome Road
2. Old World Blues
3. Dead Money
4. Honest Hearts
5. The Pitt


So mostly, its from FNV I liked Old World Blues very much, but I loved the general tone and challenge of Lonesome Road. Really tough place. I want to put in some FO4 dlcs, but then I haven't played it that much.

My favourite DLCs overall were:
Lonesome Road, The Brad and Dead money.

For me "The Pitt" got to be the best one, tho I never played Fallout NV DLC's even tho I have them as I got put off by Fallout NV environment, how do I put that well it didn't fell post apocalyptic enough for me I played all other fallout games and DLC's for them and THE PITT got me loving it I reloaded to old saves just to play it again very dark just the way I like my Fallout games.

P.S. Its my opinion, dont shoot as I had previously got told off for not liking the Fallout NV game, I do like it its just not my thing

@"Dead Man" Hey from what ive gotten is this community isnt about hating but debating, i can see why FNV wouldnt be "smbs thing".Even if i fo love the game it has its flaws, but thats not the topic right now.But yeah The Brad is my favourite DLC from Fallout 3.

@anorangeguy I know man but it happen outside the forum u know how some people are, anyway the only flaw fallout games have from FO3 to FO4 it its engine hahaha, just trying to be funny, by saying The Brad you man the Pitt ??? I'm confused

Best Fallout 3 DlC: Point Lookout For it's much darker atmosphere and story
Best Fallout New Vegas DLC: All of them since they're classic in their own way for story and gameplay
Best Fallout 4 DLC: Far Harbor for it's excellent writing, atmosphere, characters, ways to finish quests, orgasmic soundtrack, and actual role playing elements. It is what the base game of Fallout 4 should've been storywise.

@dantaefetticus finally some love for Far Harbor in here. I loved Far Harbor, and I do agree with you that it is everything Fallout 4 should have been in the first place.

@superpele I liked Operation Anchorage because:
- Extremely fun quests with tons of action.
- Fairly difficult on higher difficulties, especially with the dragoons.
- Fleshes out the Brohood Outcasts.
- Cool Weapons and Armour (Winterized T51b, Gauss Rifle).

If you're going to say it sucks because it's a "sloppy FPS imitation", then you never really got the point of it. It's not supposed to be taken seriously, as it is pretty much a pre-war Rambo simulator, which makes it different to other DLC, specifically Gun Runners' Arsenal in NV.

@"Dead Man" Yeah as in Brad Pitt the actor superstar from well-known movies such as Fight Club, Inglorius Bastards, Seven and more.

@anorangeguy The Pitt, Brad, Brad Pitt........ Since the beginning I do not understand that Dlc it could be, now I understood, pretty play on words.


So in agreement with most of you, for me:
FNV - Lonesome Road and Honest Heart.
Fo4 - Far Harbor that seems to be the only DLC where they took the time to create a good story.

@"Cerruti" Thanks, its not easy being this smart.:Dbut for real its great that you agree.

Yeah New Vegas DLC was awesome. Interesting story and locations, while Fallout 4's felt super flat and boring.