Hey guys just wondering which DLC do you guys like best from the two games personally i loved The Pitt in FO3 The setting the story was all great morally grey made it really interesting. NV would be Dead Money I liked the setting the survival feel and Father Elijah was a pretty interesting character, It seems like not to many people actually liked Dead Money though so what do you guys make of them?

For Fallout 3, I personally love Broken Steel; it may be more linear and not that different from the main game but at least it finally offers a chance to see the consequences of all your hard work, getting rid of that horrible feeling of incompleteness that haunts the game after the end. This is a thing New Vegas doesn't offer, and it's a shame.
Concerning NV I think I like Lonesome Road the most. It's a unique experience, the character of Ulysses is very well thought and the entire DLC experience focuses on both him and the player and the consequences of their actions. The more you proceed in the Divide and the more you come to realize "what you've done", you begin understanding Ulysses, who he really is, his points and aims.
The way it's made - essentially a long, tiresome, battle between the two, which is fought more with words than with weapons, is something I couldn't find in the other ones. I felt it (and played through it) like an internal conflict, and it was hard, but a different kind on a different scale of difficulty. Especially the end.
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Operation Anchorage for sure! I had a blast playing through that and kicking butt the whole time
For New Vegas, Lonesome Road was the best. It really captivated me and kept me entertained for sure

Imo Fallout 3 had the best dlc my favorite would probably have to be broken steel, i always looked at it as the main questline being expanded. For New Vegas idk those dlcs didnt give me the same feeling F3 dlcs gave me but if i had to choose it would have to be dead money followed by lonesome road.

Broken steel is my favorite DLC of all time. Out of ever fallout, if I had to pick one for New Vegas, It would be Dead Money, although. the greatest fallout experience I've ever had is playing with Tale of two wastelands.

Operation Anchorage for me because it was the thing I've always wanted in Fallout, felt like you were a special forcer soldier that had to use all kind of tactics and the fact that it was in the middle of the winter made it so much more fun.

Loved all the armors and the new weapons and it had a great story. It's the dlc that I played the most!

For Fallout 3 my favorite dlc was Broken Steel. I loved the level cap increase, continue after game end, and the added story after the end of the base game. Also, You can't forget the tesla cannon. That thing was amazing.

For FNV, I have to say Old World Blues. I liked the Big MT and the whole science and intelligence theme to the dlc was really fun and interesting to me. And the Think Tank doctors had some of the best personalities and funniest dialogue i've seen in a game imo

For Fallout 3, it may sound generic but I really enjoyed Mothership Zeta. I am a huge fan of anything alien related so Mothership Zeta was perfect for me. I kind of wished they would've made it more of a struggle to escape rather than give you your equipment back right away. Oh well. But the characters also lacked a bit of personality. Overall what sold it for me was just the simple fact that there were aliens and you were in space. Also the weapons were quite amazing, and the gross Abominations were horrifying at times.

For New Vegas, there's no doubt in my mind that Old World Blues was my favorite. For one thing, I absolutely hated Dead Money, not because of its difficulty, but because I had no idea what the hell was going on; maybe it was just me though, I dunno. Honest Hearts was pretty awesome, added a more tribal feeling to the game. Lonesome Road was pretty hyped but I found it slightly unsatisfying. And then there's Old World Blues. It was my favorite because it had everything I wanted. Characters with personality (funny, weird, crazy, interesting), an awesome open world (Not super huge, but good enough), awesome weapons (LAER was pretty cool, Corrosive Glove is the only glove I ever use), aesthetically pleasing clothing/armor (I won't lie, I really like the Lobotomite Goggles), and a goofy and entertaining array of quests (both side and main were enjoyable to play).

FO3's Operation Anchorage was great, even without using the Gary 23 exploit. It was a nice refreshing change of scenery. The snow and clean weapons, no need to conserve bullets and a look at the world before it all went nuclear.

However, my absolute favorite from both games would have to be Lonesome Road. EDE's story and upgrades, the huge supply of MRI's, amount of caps supplied by the vending machines and especially the Elite Riot Gear were awesome and actually learning (kinda) about your past made it great. I liked how the NV dlcs had a story connecting them all together, except maybe Honest Hearts.

Honest Hearts is my all time favorite. The themes, content, and story are all very well done. Next to that, Old World Blues.

Haven't played the Fallout 3 DLC much, only ever did Anchorage and Mothership Zeta. I liked those two as well, with Zeta being the best because it's FREAKIN' ALIENS.

Best fallout 3 DLC IMO is "the pitt" it has an interesting story, I like the idea of mass slavery, and the best fallout new vegas dlc IMO is "lonesome road", it kinda adds the vibe of a post apocalyptic environment. Also it has a decent story.

For FO3 The Pit was my favorite DLC because the setting was what I pictured a wasteland to look like, and the story IMO was the strongest out of all the DLCs.

For New Vegas my favorite DLC was dead money don't get me wrong the story was meh, and the gameplay was biased but the atmosphere was really well done and gave a bit of a horror aspect to the game.

My favourite DLCs for Fallout 3 was Operation Anchorage. You had a look into the past and see how the Chinese attacked Alaska. And the winter setting was also amazing for Fallout and Mothership Zeta. I always wondered about the alien ship in Fallout 3 and the DLC answered many of my questions.

In Fallout New Vegas my favourite DLC was Old World Blues. For me it was a miracle because of the energy weapons and it is mad, but funny

Fallout 3: Point Lookout by far, loved the setting, the new weapons and the chinese espionage side quest was awesome.
Fallout: NV: Old World blues just because it has robotic scorpions...

I only have New Vegas and my favorite DLC for it is Honest Hearts. When i had New Vegas on my PS3 i never got the DLC and wondered about the mysterious burned man. Then last year i got a computer and got FNV Ultimate Edition and Honest Hearts was the first DLC i played.

hmm this is a very difficult question because i have two favourite dlcs in nv honest hearts and lonesome road because their atmosphere is very similiar to the atmosphere of the main story of new vegas but thats only my opinion

I think Anchorage was lacking story inside the simulation I really like the story driven DLC, Anchorage felt to much like run and gun in my opinion.

Well I like the mother ship zeta dlc in FO3 because it was interesting to see in a spaceship and blast aliens brains out or incinerate em ha and for FNV I gotta go with the lonesome road I thought that was the most interesting and for some reason my most memorable thing about the dlc is the bit when ED-E says Ralphie fly fast fly far so yeah but lonesome road I liked the bit at the end where I got to use that nuke ha!

Taking over an alien spaceship was pretty awesome. I really did enjoy LR especially finally meeting Ulysses and the final showdown great character and good ending its a shame New Vegas never had a DLC like broken steel which you could carry the game on though after the hoover dam battle.

Well, FO3 had the best DLC's Like all of them compared to FNV they suck in my opinion, I felt like Bethesda could have mad a DLC like Broken Steel, and where we could continue the game like in Broken Steel.