Gaming Best Fallout 3 DLC?

[Da_Yunez]

@NeverEvenBegan @VictimofBpillReaper FALLOUTCELS GTFIH

 

[DarkStarDown]

I'm quite the Fallout fan myself, the 2022cels/early 2023cels will recall my OG avi.

I think the Anchorage one has to be the best imo, just my preferences; I wish I could have joined the Enclave though.

 

[Da_Yunez]

I'm quite the Fallout fan myself, the 2022cels/early 2023cels will recall my OG avi.

I think the Anchorage one has to be the best imo, just my preferences; I wish I could have joined the Enclave though.

3 overall mogs, but im more into New Vegas.

 

[Fire.]

The Pitt!

 

[weaselbomber]

I think the Anchorage one has to be the best imo, just my preferences; I wish I could have joined the Enclave though.

playable enclave never

 

[DarkStarDown]

3 overall mogs, but im more into New Vegas.

Four was good also, but ofc NV was the best.

 

[Da_Yunez]

The Pitt!

Good choice, big fan of the atmosphere and feel of it. (Same with Lonesome Road and Dead Money, even if the latter is Rapey as shit.)

 

[Da_Yunez]

Four was good also, but ofc NV was the best.

4's formula was Alr Story But 10/10 Gameplay, VATS in it simply mogs.

 

[Audley Porter]

Broken Steel simply because it is an expansion of the main story and presents the only means to continue playing the game after the original final quest. Besides that, I really enjoy Point Lookout.

Were I to choose the worst DLC, my selection would have to be The Pitt. Ashur, radiation immunity and what not, the DLC is a buggy mess.

 

[Zetta]

Broken Steel simply because it is an expansion of the main story and presents the only means to continue playing the game after the original final quest. Besides that, I really enjoy Point Lookout.

Were I to choose the worst DLC, my selection would have to be The Pitt. Ashur, radiation immunity and what not, the DLC is a buggy mess.

My favorite is Mothership Zetta because it's outlandish and creative. Broken Steel is the objective answer but I do resonate with your affinity for Point Lookout; it is the atmospheric DLC and introduces a new discernible 'world'. Operation Anchorage and The Pitt does this however it's claustrophobic and monotonous--but not to the extent as Mothership Zetta. Ultimately those DLCs lack creativity, so I don't have a liking for them. It's clear that Point Lookout and Mothership Zetta are the inventive DLCs.

 

[ObitoCel]

Any tips for a new FO3 player? I just bought the game on Steam.

 

[Zetta]

Any tips for a new FO3 player? I just bought the game on Steam.

It's a hand-holding game, unlike Fallout 1 and 2. So no tips are needed.