like the title say i would like to know what is your most favorite fallout dlc and the dlc you hate most in fallout.
Also what dlc's would you like to see in fallout 4, ill start


my favorite dlc would have to be fallout 3 Operation: Anchorage why cas i love how it takes place in the great war the unique things you can do command troops the healing things etc and the story, i also like the setting in the snow their really is not much snow in fallout.

my least favorite dlc would be fallout New Vegas Dead Money, i hate the setting, the frist time i played it i had to watch youtube vids on how to finish the dam dlc, the quest are dull the crap gun you get when you start out, the ghost people are hard to kill even with the automatic rifle which is a good gun just a lot of stuff i could name out

for a fallout 4 dlc i would like to have a setting of chernobyl cas i think it would be creepy cool and would be fun to explore the ghost city i cant think of what i'd what in the dlc but just to be at chernobyl the rest ill think of a latter time.

so tell me what your dlc picks are or if you disagree with one of my choices

So you said you want a Fallout 4 dlc in Chernobyl right??

So on the MG sites some guys are working on something like that ,just for Fallout 3....

So for Fallout 3 my favorite dlc was..... I hate them all ,they are too short and dont give you the feeling of a good story.

New vegas had much better dlc's :My favorite is Dead Money .Yes Dead Money ,I like that what other people do not like ,the ghost people I like it that they resurrect so you have to watch out.Then the thing with the scrapy gun you get:It makes much more fun if something is challenging and or hard to get.

Fallout 4?? Only thing I can hope about is that it is going to be released.....So I can buy the Goty/Ultimate edition some years later,like I did with all Fallout games

My favorite dlc would have to be point lookout just the side quests and the landscape are great and i loved it still waiting on a point lookout house mod though and my least favorite dlc would probably be the pitt the environment was cool but i dident like the story and i was a little sad that you couldent become the leader of the pitt after you assassinated Ashur but i also dident like the payout a ammo machine woow i expected more...

And i have to disagree with the reason you had for dead money this is my opinion i think it was a okay dlc i thought of it as a test your skills type of environment you get shitty guns and basically fight zombies and have to avoid radios and red smoke (even worse on survival) i personally liked the challenge but i can see why some people dont.

Vlabeto wrote:

My favorite dlc would have to be point lookout just the side quests and the landscape are great and i loved it still waiting on a point lookout house mod though and my least favorite dlc would probably be the pitt the environment was cool but i dident like the story and i was a little sad that you couldent become the leader of the pitt after you assassinated Ashur but i also dident like the payout a ammo machine woow i expected more...

And i have to disagree with the reason you had for dead money this is my opinion i think it was a okay dlc i thought of it as a test your skills type of environment you get shitty guns and basically fight zombies and have to avoid radios and red smoke (even worse on survival) i personally liked the challenge but i can see why some people dont.

not saying i hate dead money it just my least fav dlc i will always play it when i start a new game

New vegas's dlc's disappointed me greatly. That had little context and no explanation for anything. They were like a movie you've never seen and you decide to watch it right in the middle. Dead money was a joke, Honest Hearts was decent, Old world blues was pretty good, Lonesome road was boring. Fallout 3's DLC's were just that. They added onto the game and made it feel like a new part of the game you've never seen. New Vegas always hinted at the DLC'S before they were released.

fallout 3's dlc were like a new game you were walking into which is what made it cool

I'd love to see a DLC located underwater with some kind of mutated giant monster fish that the scientists accidentally created. *cough* godzilla or lochness monster *cough*

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New vegas's dlc's disappointed me greatly. That had little context and no explanation for anything. They were like a movie you've never seen and you decide to watch it right in the middle..

Exactly! Seems like they tried to mix random western movies without any kind of explanation. "Oh look, my Pip-boy picked a new radio broadcasting, let's hear it *BAM* mission. But I guess they didn't put that much effort into story this time, they just wanted to make a cowboy installment of the Fallout series. But honestly now, I just bought New Vegas because I knew the modding community would do wonders with it, I just started playing after it had lotsa mods already, the raw New Vegas is really a dull game to play, pardon my french. New Vegas feels like a Fallout 3 DLC if you ask me.

I'd say my least favorite DLC was Broken Steel, to be honest. Aside from the level cap increase, the story they gave to it just seemed bland and dry. I found myself not being able to really get into it. The Tesla Cannon was practically a cheat code, which made things extremely repetitive.

I also didn't care for Mothership Zeta a whole lot, partly because of the annoying overuse of HDR/Bloom everywhere. The shielded aliens were a PITA to kill, but they barely did any damage to the player, making them a nuisance. I also ran into a glitch where one of the teleporters I needed to use wasn't working, so I had to console my way through to the ending. The shooting range was one redeeming factor, however.

I'd say my favorite "official" DLC was Point Lookout, because it wasn't the same bland "go here, do this" crap. I like how the radiation made the inbreds' stupidity even more apparent. I felt bad enough when the lady looking for the Krivbeknih was killed that I reloaded an earlier save to try and save her, only to find out I couldn't.

My favorite dlc for FNV is Lonesome road, it's the only dlc for both fallouts that I like, intense and with a lot of shooting, just how I like. I don't know what would I like to see in a dlc for Fallout 4 ( let's see the game itself first ) but I'm sure that Bethesda can be more creative in making future dlcs
Dead money has a great idea but poorly executed (taking your stuff before beginning, I hate that, and holographic guards and those radios you have to turn off...hate them too), something similar with Mothership Zeta( it could be a great story with aliens but it wasn't)
Honest hearts was interesting in first moment, after raiders trap, and then it was blah ...
Old world blues was too crazy for my taste, The Pitt and Point lookout were solid but nothing more, never played Broken steel and the worst was Anchorage. It didn't have a feel of playing Fallout, it was more like point to point FPS, and being in a simulator is simply boring, I only played it because of Gauss rifle and Winterized T51b ( I remember having a mod Winterized Enclave armor, nice retex, that author put in Anchorage, so you could only wear it in first mission in simulator and not see it again, not the best idea to put it there)

My favorite for both games overall was probably Old World Blues, if just for the humor alone. For 3 I'd probably say Broken Steel just because it continued the story and let you see some of the results of your choices, though I did still enjoy Point Lookout and Zeta. I didn't really feel The Pitt or Anchorage, the former just never got interesting for me and the latter really just felt like 'do these things for your prize'; I enjoyed what they added, just not how I guess.

My least favorite in New Vegas was probably Lonesome Road, not to say it was badly done but I just really didn't like Ulysses. They have this whole build up for him and he ends up coming off (IMO) as some sage/philosopher wannabe who preaches at you for longer than you actually get to 'play' the dlc, and blaming you for a catastrophe that REALLY isn't your fault at all. Then you have a choice forced on you that just doesn't carry the weight they were trying to give it. The actual gameplay was good and I liked the idea that someone was hunting you and thought it was cool that you could catch him watching you from a distance a couple times. Overall though, he was a disappointment which soured the experience some for me. Though I will admit I had a good laugh when I got the Fist of the North Rawr.

And As for 4 I really don't know what I'd want without knowing more about it, or at least it's setting.

to me dead money was an abomination and should have never been released. it had a loose story , nothing made you connect to the characters and the enemies looked really cool but got boring to kill then to find out you couldn't get they're armor without mods was a huge disappointment. fallout 3 on the other-hand had brilliant dlc my favorite being broken steel as it made role playing a lot more fun and fluent. but mother-ship zeta was my least favorite dlc of fallout 3.

For me, I liked the New Vegas DLCs better than Fallout 3's DLCs. The worst DLCs in Fallout 3 for me were Operation Anchorage and Mothership Zeta. I see Operation Anchorage as a Call of Duty ripoff. You're basically screwed if you don't have a decent gun skill. Mothership Zeta was utterly boring, and got stuck on one of the teleporters twice, even after 2 years. I just didn't bother doing that again.

Broken Steel, Point Lookout, and The Pitt I believe were the better parts. IMO, I would rather skip the story of Fallout 3 and jump to Broken Steel.

The only DLC in FNV that I didn't like was Honest Hearts, I didn't like the story of it, except for Joshua Graham. He was the highlight of HH, and its would be the only reason I play through it.

OWB, LR, and DM are my favorites for the engaging story.

Depends on the game in FO3 i realy enjoide all the DLC's but in New Vegas i didnt like the Dead money cuz its a bit too full of traps and in salida del sol and puesta del sol it's a bit 2 maze like and thoose fucking speakers are hung in so fucked up spaces that even with an echo locator u would have a mary time finding them

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FO3: Point Lookout, hands down. Broken Steel was indispensable for keeping things going but pretty meh beyond that, the others all felt like hastily tacked on afterthoughts. Point Lookout on the other hand was a true, old school "expansion pack" that added to the core experience.

NV: No idea, still slogging through the vanilla NV main quest (yep, just picked up NV for the first time). Not optimistic, though - overall NV just feels so much...crappier than FO3. Hopefully one of these DLCs will be decent.

Fallout 4 DLC: LOL srsly?

Fallout 3's The Pitt, idk i absolutely hated it cause it took away all my gear. Was pretty upset about it.