In fallout 3 point lookout.

new vegas ... hard to choose.. i think honest hearts me too

I would have to say Point Lookout for fallout 3 and Old World blues for NV.

My favorites would probably be Point Lookout for Fallout 3 and Old World Blues for New Vegas. I love talking to my brain.

Point lookout for 3 and the only reason I'm saying dead money is because I like the ceepy vibe it has. Playing it with darkness mods makes it borderline horror.

In Fallout 3, I enjoyed Broken Steel simply because it added more closure to the main story and, of course, let you play onward. I liked the assault on Adams Air Base because it was more difficult than most areas I went to. Instead of rolling through with typical late-game gear and smashing the enemy, you faced people technologically on equal ground, and you had to use your brain to defeat them.

In New Vegas, I didn't actually like most of the DLCs. Honest Hearts was a great time because of the characters you meet, but it was a little short and didn't have much to keep me in the canyon after the story. Lonesome Road was a lot of fun because of how difficult it was. That's more how I imagined survival in the post-apocalyptic world, despite it being so many hundreds of years after. It sort of acted as a reminder of the horror of the Great War after the relative civility and organization of the Mojave.

Dienekes wrote:

In Fallout 3, I enjoyed Broken Steel simply because it added more closure to the main story and, of course, let you play onward. I liked the assault on Adams Air Base because it was more difficult than most areas I went to. Instead of rolling through with typical late-game gear and smashing the enemy, you faced people technologically on equal ground, and you had to use your brain to defeat them.

Quote! i like the metro with al the freakings ghoul and of course the assault!

Old World Blues, and not only because of it's technologies, lots of parodies on mad scientists, Venture Bros-level conspiracy and incredibility or humor. But also because of it's main message which striked right into my nostalgic heart and left me in a short depression, just like if someone told me to live on and let the time wash away everything what was ever important to me and what I couldn't let go.

Cook-Cook wrote:

Honest Hearts cause of the African people there

@cook-cook Wait what? What African people?

@cook-cook There based off of Native Americans more accurately the Koso tribe of Nevada.

Dead Money, Simply because of the atmosphere that the DLC .

I love point lookout but for new vegas i would pick honest hearts because it feels more new vegas than any of the others besides dead money

For F3, Point look out
For new vegas, hard call but probably Old World Blues (I think that is the right one, with the Think Tank)

point look out was really cool and just had that scary feel to it.

For Fallout 3 it'd have to be Anchorage but for new vegas it was Lonesome road.

KrizalidBrando wrote:

Old World Blues, and not only because of it's technologies, lots of parodies on mad scientists, Venture Bros-level conspiracy and incredibility or humor.

I agree Old world blues is the best DLC. for me it's the humor that really akes it stand out for me. i love all the old sci-fi refrences too.

I really enjoyed Point Lookout purely for Desmond, I'm not sure why I enjoyed being abused so much, I might be a masochist. I like the dark themes surrounding some of the side quests, especially the Krivbeknih and the obelisk, reminded me a lot of Dead Space.

In New Vegas it would have to be Honest Hearts the world space felt a little bit too empty, but Joshua Graham is a pretty tough dude.

That's hard for me to answer... I really love old world blues because of the think tanks and their obsession with "penises" but I also love dead money for giving me my favorite weapon in the fallout universe, the holo rifle. I would have to go with old world blue though

For me is Lonesome Road, i like Ceasar Soldiers and NCR Troopers joined up againts everyone.. and you as a Courrier can do same think in the end.

For Fallout 3 easily Point Lookout. Scary, creepy, great atmosphere, lot of untouched nature, and of course a lot of those creepy mutated rednecks. Also great story and interesting side quests.
Don't know why but that ferris wheel when u arrive always gave me creeps.

For New Vegas Lonesome Road, even tho story is pretty linear, it gives you a better explanation of game and you get to meet another courier with is pretty awesome. Maybe Old World Blues, those Doctor robots are really interesting, but somehow the Lonesome Road story kept me more interested, tension growing with every step coming closer to Ulysses

Yea and one that i will never play again is Dead Money, oh God the struggle was real with that one

In New Vegas I absolutely adored old world blues, it was just so funny. Every time the think thank said anything i was just laughing my posterior of. Klein and Mobius being my favourite for a numerous of "raisins". Though I did love lonesome road as well because it introduced us to Ulysses who of characters of New Vegas had one off the most interesting stories to tell (his past relationship with the courier being one of them).
In fallout 3 it would have to be Broken steel just because it allowed the character to continue playing after the ending and witness the effect he/her had had on the Capital wasteland. It gave you a feeling of importance to the story and world you were a part of.