For me its Anchorage and Zeta, I think.

Tesvixen wrote:

For me its Anchorage and Zeta, I think.

You don't know which DLC is you favorite?

Mine definitely has to be Lonesome Road, I don't know why but i just really loved that DLC. I had way too much fun exploring the ruins and stalking the Marked Men throughout them! It was pretty linear but the location and the story more than made up for it in my opinion. Plus the fact that depending on your choices in the DLC that the Mojave could be changed a bit was just awesome!

Point Lookout and Honest Hearts for atmosphere.

The Pitt and Old World Blues for story.

Broken Steel and Lonesome Road for action.

Dead Money for hadcore (even though NV isn't even hard, this DLC made me to actually survive)

Oh, that's such a hard choice. Can I pick for each game? Because I feel like I have to.

Okay I am.

For Fallout 3: It's a tie between The Pitt and Point Lookout. The Pitt is a favorite of mine because I live about a half an hour away from the city of Pittsburgh, so seeing it in one of my favorite games was a big deal for me and so cool. Point Lookout is for the atmosphere as well as the breadth of content. All of the other DLC were very linear experiences and didn't have very many areas you could explore, although the Pitt was better than Zeta and Anchorage. Lookout, on the other hand, just went ahead and added a huge new area and a bunch of side quests to do. Even a Lovecraft-based quest!

For New Vegas: Old World Blues, no question. It's a DLC based on all the quirky Fallout black humor I adore and I loved every second of it. The multiple ways to resolve quests with the Think Tank, their personalities, and the hilarious writing put it at the top of my list of DLCs in general. And again, open area to explain, although less on the side quests than Point Lookout.

I really liked Broken Steel it allowed you to keep fighting the Enclave and further the story a bit more than just ending it at the Purifier.

I enjoyed all of them, but if I had to pick one from each it would be Point Lookout and Dead Money.

Point Lookout had a great atmosphere and locations. It was easy to feel scared and alone, plus the 200 year old battle between a brain in a jar and a ghoul was just hilarious.

Dead Money was great, not just for the story, but for the atmosphere. You really did feel like you were alone in a place that didn't want you.

Hmmm I would have to say for me in Fallout 3 it was Point Lookout and for New Vegas Lonesome Road.

Point Lookout had horror elements, fast past action, and has Likrasdog has stated the atmosphere. The atmosphere in that DLC was so amazing that I really felt like being in an area where anything can kill you no matter what. Also with ENB series being available for the PC it's even more amazing!

Lonesome Road felt like a huge epic battle that was going to decided if you were going to send the wasteland back to being a radioactive wasteland once again. Also it felt like you were literary going through hell trying to stop a man from releasing Armageddon. I kind of wish you could explore more of the Divide a bit. It had some fantastic level design.

Mine was Broken Steel. I loved the expansion to the fight against the ENclave. It should've never been a DLC, but I enjoyed the lore nonetheless. Fighting alongside the BoS was epic, but I wish the final fight as a bit like the end of the MQ battle.

Broken Steel... mmm... I was so happy when I realised that there is a dlc that allows you to play after the end of the main plot. Unfortunately I had a mod which allows me to play after the end of the main storyline which prevented the dlc from triggering. ^_^
In my way of thinking, Broken Steel has some sort of spice, that is missing in other downloadable content of Fallout 3... Is is an atmosphere, visuals or voice acting that made me so excited while I was playing it?

My opinion is Operation Anchorage, I love that its a war simulator and i would vary much love a fallout game where its just war, just the theme of it (Anchorage, Fighting the Chinese) is so awesome.
The Pitt I thought was pretty cool and fun, i like that you're a slave in the beginning and you have to work to get higher in ranks.
Point Lookout was alright, i liked the new land and all the spookness of it .
Mothership Zeta is probably the hardest DLC, i think it kind of breaks the third wall sometimes but its fine.
Brokensteal was a must for every fallout player but i kinda think it should've been in the game already.
Now as for Fallout New Vegas DLCs I really didn't like most of them
Dead Hearts was difficult kind of ridiculous and really you get nothing out of it.
Honest Hearts is my 2nd favorite of the New Vegas DLCs, but i felt it was way to short and didn't have all that much stuff in it.
Old World Blues was cool but it felt a bit to silly for my taste, don't get me wrong it wasen't bad i just didn't enjoy it as much.
Lonesome Road is my favorite New Vegas DLC but even still it was short, has alot of useless challenges, the story line is cool but i feel that Ulysses was a bit too butthurt lol.
I really wished they added a DLC for New Vegas that was like brokensteel. It would've been much cooler. But thats just my opinions

Point lookout for fallout 3. The place was infested with mutants, almost no humans, atmosphere was superb, always made me look over my shoulder. The design was interesting and the quests were even more interesting. I was always at the edge of my seat when playing point lookout.

Mothership Zeta, cause i love aliens xDD and the nuklear bombs from Lonesome Road

OWB. Tough call, but I've gotta go with this one because of its refreshing take on the zanier sci-fi part of the fallout universe. My love of horror would have had me vote for Dead Money if it weren't so laggy!
FNV suffers in the environment department, which all the DLCs make up for, but OWB is the most interesting, what with its fantastical complex, cheesy humor, unpredictability, and constant action (why do lobotomy patients have such good aim?).

If this were a FO3 only conversation, my vote would go to Point Lookout for how disturbing and creepy it could get. Hallucinations, references to classic literature, and disfigured hillbillies? C'mon, that was pretty awesome.

I really liked Anchorage and Zeta! And Point Lookout.

Hard choice, hymmmm, I liked them all they were very unique compering it to the main game, they give you a diffrent point of view on fallout universe, I will have to rate them form my fav to less fav:

The Pitt
Point Lookout
Broken Steel
Mothership Zeta
Operation Anchorage

Loved them all to bits, and I have to mention mods that were as good as DLC's made by Bethesda, they are Cube Experimental and Terran Starship Command or TSC

Every single DLC of fallout does have his own charme. Personally, i love all of them and haven´t seen such nice DLCs in other games. :-)

This is had but:
For environmental/atmospheric feel:
1. Lonesome Road
2. Point Lookout
3. The Pitt
4. SAW...wait...I mean Dead Money

For questline/story:
1. Broken Steel
2. Operation Anchorage
3. Honest Hearts
4. Mothership Zeta

For most interesting armor/weapons/NPCs/Worlds:
1. Broken Steel - Hellfire Armor/Controlled Deathclaws/more Enclave outposts/Incenerator/Adams Air Force Base/Hidden Enclave Base

2. Lonesome Road - Shoulder-mounted Miniguns/A huge world that I wish Fallout NV looked like rather than desert/Lots of stories to be told just from the area

3. Mothership Zeta - Alien Blasters, Dis-mounted Drone weapons, Paulson's Revolver (my favorite) and much more

4. Operation Anchorage - Tons of new stuff, Trench Knife, Unbreakable armor (If you do the simulator glitch )

But the top 3 I can go with is:

1. Broken Steel
2. Point Lookout
3. Lonesome Road

Followed by:
Operation: Anchorage
Mothership Zeta
Old World Blues

Hated:
Dead Money (Oh God how I hate this DLC)
Honest Hearts (For the most part the weapons were cool)

Point Lookout! The vibe it gives you is amazing, some real scary feelings there.
With TTW I was super happy I could play it with a f'load of mods and a nice ENB, so sick!