Lancerlot
First time out of the vault
as the title says, can you recommend it to me? i heard it's better than the main game in terms of quest, immersion and survival.
Are Fallout 4 DLC's worth it?.
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First time out of the vault
Ediros
Water Chip? Been There, Done That
The game itself is not worth it.
That said it goes like this:
Fart Harbour>Automatron>Nuka World>everything else.
Shitout 4 has got one of the worst passes in gaming history with only 2 dlcs being actual expansions. And I don't think the content it adds is worth it.
Very few new weapons, lobster cage armour, few quests and the same blandness as in the vanilla.
That said it goes like this:
Fart Harbour>Automatron>Nuka World>everything else.
Shitout 4 has got one of the worst passes in gaming history with only 2 dlcs being actual expansions. And I don't think the content it adds is worth it.
Very few new weapons, lobster cage armour, few quests and the same blandness as in the vanilla.
NotAcasul
meanie
Sure, the dlc is fun.
Zyax
Salt Powered Robot
Really depends on whether or not you liked the game, and at that what aspects.
Personally I feel that Far Harbor is worth it as an expansion that is arguably better than the base game, Nuka World is a fun little jaunt that has some neat hub areas, and Automatron is pretty good, if not a bit small as it only really keeps you in the base area with a few added and expanded locals.
Other than that the rest are only worth it if you enjoy the settlement building aspects of the game, which a lot of people don't. Your best bet would be to wait for a sale, even though I do like the game I do think the DLC is a little overpriced, so at least 25% would be what I would wait for.
Personally I feel that Far Harbor is worth it as an expansion that is arguably better than the base game, Nuka World is a fun little jaunt that has some neat hub areas, and Automatron is pretty good, if not a bit small as it only really keeps you in the base area with a few added and expanded locals.
Other than that the rest are only worth it if you enjoy the settlement building aspects of the game, which a lot of people don't. Your best bet would be to wait for a sale, even though I do like the game I do think the DLC is a little overpriced, so at least 25% would be what I would wait for.
Simple ; Far harbor is pretty than the main game. The rest of the addons are like shit mods. And also nuka world is incredibly dumb
Lancerlot
First time out of the vault
When I said DLC's i should've mentioned that i meant only Far Harbor and Nuka world.
ThatZenoGuy
Residential Zealous Evolved Nano Organism
Disembowel yourself, I recomend it more than Fallout 4's DLC's.
Its cheaper too.
More seriously, why bother to ask the question? Its like "Is Hitler's stance on gay rights worth it?"
Pwener
FEV is the equivalent of a chest x-ray.
Godwin's Law had been enacted once more. The internet is proud of you son.
As for the DLC "expansions" in Bethesda's award winning sexy beast that is Fallout 4...
Let's just say I'd rather try this out than anything that was added on top of Fallout 4's base game. I'm dead serious.
ThatZenoGuy
Residential Zealous Evolved Nano Organism
Please be a joke.
Please tell me that terrible fiction didn't actually get into the game.
Please?
Pwener
FEV is the equivalent of a chest x-ray.
Don't be coy, I know you wanna try it out.
Here you go; http://www.mediafire.com/file/vox5p1pak33pmzw/Fallout_2_littlepip_mod_v1.4_by_donitz.zip
ThatZenoGuy
Residential Zealous Evolved Nano Organism
I have like...9 DVD's of MLP, and the Equestria Girls movie.
And even then that shitty fiction makes me cringe.
"Lets take a cool franchise like Fallout, and introduce a wanky kids show who we all know the adult fans masterbate to".
Pwener
FEV is the equivalent of a chest x-ray.
Dude, I mean, 'Fallout: Equestria' is a thing. They're even working on a 3D standalone game last I saw based on that fanfic. This shouldn't surprise you.
ThatZenoGuy
Residential Zealous Evolved Nano Organism
cronicler
Lurksalot
To put them into a subjective order of enjoyment; I would list them in the order of
Far Harbour > Nuka World >(=) Automatron >> Various Workshops >> Base Game
but do keep in mind that the placement of automatron and workshops on the list depend heavily on your preference for virtual Legoesque tinkering.
As far as my opinions on buying the whole package with one's own money (I got access to the game via "for review purchase" work expense), I would advise waiting for a deep deep discount if on PC and/or spending the cash on better games if on console.
Far Harbour > Nuka World >(=) Automatron >> Various Workshops >> Base Game
but do keep in mind that the placement of automatron and workshops on the list depend heavily on your preference for virtual Legoesque tinkering.
As far as my opinions on buying the whole package with one's own money (I got access to the game via "for review purchase" work expense), I would advise waiting for a deep deep discount if on PC and/or spending the cash on better games if on console.
0wing
Все умрут, а я волномут
Can't disagree more. Nuka-World went too retarded with combat-oriented gameplay and that boringly executed San Andreas' gang wars minigame rip-off. At least Automatron is short and it's robot building assets can be fun and a few more strokes for assaultron-admiring pervs. And adds a new Pip-Boy minigame.
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Only for Fallout: CAscadia.
Ben Soto
Professional Salt Shaker
Did you like Fallout 4?
If no, then until Cascadia comes out, no.
If yes, then... probably? It's mostly more of the same, though Far Harbor is pretty decent.
If no, then until Cascadia comes out, no.
If yes, then... probably? It's mostly more of the same, though Far Harbor is pretty decent.
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Lurksalot
0wing;
I listed them in that order because I felt that as Bethesda as it was, the Nuka World actually had a bit of a scenario whereas Automatron was an XL version of the workshops and the Lancerlot was asking specifically from a quest & immersion (yes, I know and agre) angle
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The thing is, we could have a decent discussion on the placement and their pros and cons with a decent more in depth analysis but it feels like arguing over which is worth the 4.00~021 value and which is worth 4.00~020 (on a scale of 1 to 10) so, frankly, I wouldn't dispute your listing either.
Values and Enjoyment are all subjective and I can't really tell others what to do but personally, I don't value and wouldn't spend any more than 20 dollars on the complete package (base game and all scenario and workshop dlcs) at my most charitable/wildly spending moment.
I listed them in that order because I felt that as Bethesda as it was, the Nuka World actually had a bit of a scenario whereas Automatron was an XL version of the workshops and the Lancerlot was asking specifically from a quest & immersion (yes, I know and agre) angle
.
The thing is, we could have a decent discussion on the placement and their pros and cons with a decent more in depth analysis but it feels like arguing over which is worth the 4.00~021 value and which is worth 4.00~020 (on a scale of 1 to 10) so, frankly, I wouldn't dispute your listing either.
Values and Enjoyment are all subjective and I can't really tell others what to do but personally, I don't value and wouldn't spend any more than 20 dollars on the complete package (base game and all scenario and workshop dlcs) at my most charitable/wildly spending moment.