To be honest i think Mothership Zeta was probably one of my favorite fallout DLC's but i also did enjoy Old World Blues.

OWB is my all time favourite dlc, lots of dark humour in there, liked it alot.

For Fallout 3 I'd say Operation Anchorage, because I've always loved the Outcasts.

New Vegas however I'm not sure - I'm fairly indifferent to pretty much all the DLC's. But I haven't played Honest Hearts yet. Probably either Dead Money or Old World Blues are my favourite.

Im actually pretty new to the dlc´s i mean i played a bit into stuff like Old World Blue´s, Mothership Zeta but i never finished them since i had the feeling that even after playing through fo3 fonv multiple times i still havent seen everything from the main games.

My favorite fallout dlc for fallout 3 is Operation Anchorage because I like how you get you lead a squad and go back and see a little bit of pre war life. My favorite fallout new vegas dlc is Honest Hearts because  I have always been interested in Native Americans so this dlc was perfect for me. What is your favorite fallout dlc?


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i merged your topic " favorite fallout 3/nv DLC" to this one as it serves the same purpose and asks the same question and was around a lot longer.


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I liked all of the DLC's in both games, but the one that really stood out for me was Dead Money.

If you payed attention, the story was great, the atmosphere was great, the characters were great, the scenery was great, and it was unpredictable and kept you on your toes the whole time. You were always a little bit stressed in the Sierra Madre, it never got to a point where you would be wandering around bored, the Ghosts, traps, cloud and amount of content made sure of that.

It was great how ammo was scarce, and you had to actually scavenge and craft items to get by, especially if you played through it in hardcore mode. If you're like me and you love danger and challenges, go for it. Brings to mind the mod DUST, which brings a bit of the same elements to the Mojave too.

From FO3, "The Pitt". The sight when you're in the bridge is amazing. All the places you get to explore are really exciting!

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From FNV, "Dead Money". The Sierra Madre Villa and casino are such a sight for sore eyes!. Holograms are a great plus.

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In my own mind's eye, both DLCs have the best dangerous and postapocalyptic atmosphere in both games.

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My favourite dlc in FNV is old world blues because the doctor robots say the funniest things when your running around outside, also I like the perks you get for your limbs

My favorite DLC from 3 would have to be Point Lookout. So much to explore! As for NV, I loved Lonesome road because of the destruction you see throughout it!

Fallout 3 has to be The Pitt. Living in the area I enjoyed seeing what had become of the city. The opening scene of the bridge is also awesome. While I've never been much of a melee weapons sort of person, I thought the steel saw was great.

Fallout New Vegas was polarizing in the DLC for me. I loved both Dead Money, for the focus on survival and planning, sand Old World Blues for the great writing. Honest Hearts, which I just wasn't able to connect with, and Lonesome Road, that was just too linear, just didn't do it for me. I have a save that's just before being ready to do these DLC, so maybe I'll give them another try.

Fallout 3: Broken Steel, just amazing how the story continuous and you try to destroy the Enclave

Fallout NV: Old World blues, Was the only good DLC in fallout new vegas in my opinion

For FO3 its The Pitt for me. The Atmosphere of the whole DLC was amazing.

For FNV i have to say Honest Hearts because i liked the Native American Story Theme even though Old World Blues is close to the first place because it is just crazy and funny and gave me alot of good laughs.

fallout 3 the pitt, and fallout new vegas old world blues

Like others have said, the Pitt was amazing. Loved the story, only problem I found was the ending. There was only two choices which I wasn't too fond of either. I decided to go with my own ending, wiped out all the raiders near downtown and the majority by Ashur's palace. This meant there was nothing stopping the slaves from escaping, and I didn't have to kidnap their baby. Win, win I thought at the time. Broken Steel is also a must have for obvious reasons.

I don't remember too much of the New Vegas DLCs apart from Honest Hearts which I thought was pretty good. Will probably be playing them again soon though, I'm getting to the end of the main quest for my current playthrough.

the pitt dlc,old world blues and point lookout

I loved Dead Money. Great storyline with a nice underlying message, amazing characters who had more story in the short while you know them than most of the characters in all of new vegas entirely, And that B.A.R. I just enjoyed the whole aspect of the DLC a whole hell of a lot.

I loved Zeta, Old World Blues and Broken Steel best I think.

None of 3s DLC really grabbed me but I loved Old World Blues.

I kinda have a bit of a confession... Despite having played Fallout for years, and owning all the DLC for both games... I am yet to complete Operation Anchorage, Point Lookout, Dead Money, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road.

I am making it my mission to start a new character and complete them BEFORE Fallout 4 comes out!

I really like Old World Blues. I havent played FO3 or any of its DLC but as far as New Vegas goes, OWB is my favorite. Voice acting is probably one of the most important aspect of world immersion and this add-on knocked it out of the park. All the scientists and appliances in the sink had such unique dialogue and personalities I actually started to care for them, for example, Muggy made me WANT to go out and collect every single Mug I found because he was so cute and hilarious. The tapes from Christine and Ulysses, made me actually catch a little "old world blues" and provided a grim narrative amid the hilarity of the main dlc quest.