Rate the DLCs

Old World Blues > Lonesome Road > Dead Money >>> Honest Hearts

>Dead Money
>Racism

0/10

all shit, should have used that time to do a megapatch

All 10/10, especially Old Reddit Blues

>DM >> LR > OWB > HH
They all have drawbacks. Lonesome Road is noticeably mediocre that is saved by having cool loot, some cool locations and cool creatures to kill. very little otherwise and the story is exhausting even if there is only about 4 points where there's any dialogue at all.

Dead Money would be 10/10 if there was more than 1 enemy to fight throughout the entire DLC, even if that enemy is pretty cool. The story, locations and gameplay are a fantastic change of pace.

Honest Hearts is just boring fetch quests saved by the Survivalist.
Old World Blues is just a series of dungeons filled with Nightstalkers and Lobotomites for a few hours. At least it's used as an outlet for the high fantasy concepts from the rest of the otherwise pretty grounded sci-fi there is in the rest of the game. Like a sponge that's soaking up all the grime away from the rest of the game.

all good except HH, which is meh due to never offering a better alternative than siding with Joshua, Survivalist also helps it out

OWB > DM > HH > LR

HH would be at the bottom if not for Joshua Graham. It's still extremely rushed. LR doesn't feel very fallouty to me at all. It feels like a mass effect mission. DM is good but on a replay it loses its enchantment.

DM was the best one.

OWB > DM > PL > LR > NW > TP > BS > FH > HH > OA > MZ > A
Simple as.

DM > OWB > LR > HH
LR would have been above OWB if Ulysses wasn't retarded.

Far Harbor + Survival mode was kino

SIR DO NOT REDEEEM DILATOR SIR

Thats because survival mode in F4 is kino and makes the game better because you are not fast traveling everywhere.
>except when you have to leave the glowing sea

>Survival mode
man the first 50 hours of this is unmatched kino but when you finally have all your basic needs stabilized going back to your base to get food and water got tedious

troon tier
>all of them

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DM was great but makes the rest of the game a cakewalk once you beat it
HH was meh but a lot better if you invested in survival
OWB was too silly
LR is a pretty good endgame gauntlet ruined by Ulysses

Guys I was wrong and I want to apologize
I've shitposted in a couple of these threads and it was just my own issue, I have no clue why the 4 or 5 playthroughs I did at first just didn't click with me.
But I finally did it, ive beaten the game and its genuinely an amazing game.
I dont have any dlc though is it really worth buying?

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DM > HH > LR > OWB

OWB gets so tedious to reply, if a mod exists that mutes the brains and allows you to skip the intro section, hook me up

>I dont have any dlc though is it really worth buying?
yes

*to replay, fuck

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this

Dead money : 3/10
Honest Hearts:7/10
Old world blues:2/10
BULL and BEAR: 0/10
I'm not explaining shit

Based

I only play Fallout 4, modded of course

>Dead Money: 3/10

yes, you do have to explain, you dumbshit

10/10 for ulysses' final question alone.

>God tier
Dead money. Mixes up gameplay. Solid story themes.
>Amazing tier
OWB. The best DLC for taking your current character into an end-game area. Best exploration.
>Good tier
HH. The environmental storytelling is absolute 10/10 but seriously missed an opportunity to flesh out the legion side of the game. Overrated on Yea Forums because muh biblical themes.
>Ok tier
LR. It's the true end game but it kinda sucks. Ulysses is so pretentious that he's a meme.

>Dead Money
Was the best overall, I remember my courier being a cigarette addict (mod) and used the sparse currency in the DLC to get cigs from vending machines and had to make do with less ammo because of it. Proper roleplaying right there. DLC filtered plebs hard because it took away their meme plasma gun and threw them in an unforgiving environment.
>Honest Hearts
Was the best thematically and tied in well with the main plot, its quest design wasn't that great though.
>Old World Blues
Was pure reddit cringe, gets a pass in future playthroughs.
>Lonesome Road
A bit linear but I like it overall. Filters plebs because it ruins their special snowflake OC headcanon background they made for themselves, especially FO3 tards, but Fallout always had a set character background. The courier is from the NCR and did shit before he got to Vegas, deal with it.

why does everyone hate ulysses so much, is he that hard to comprehend or do you really disagree with his meaning?

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Dead Money is the only good one
Honest Hearts was underwhelming
Old World Blues and Lonesome Road were dogshit

From worst to best
dead money 3/10
>Open world game, linear closed DLC.
old world blues 5/10
>leftist memes, picrel
Lonesome road 7/10
>Cool story, but also linear. Few interactable NPCs also mean that the whole thing is just killing, which is the worst part of the game.
Honest Hearts 8/10
>Open world, good loot and interesting side quests and lore.

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He's black seething basedjak

That's why I only play Fallout NV

DM > OWB = LR > HH

>mixes up gameplay
By restricting you to respec into an unarmed or melee build?

honestly?
its really hard because while OWB has the best items and open world to explore along with some great moments, I'm just not a wacky sci-fi person so even though it had some issues I gotta rank HH first
>down to earth setting
>old world guns
>open world with pre-war stories all around (crashed school bus, survivalist, v22 arc continued, rangers)

also partly due to the fact that I didnt have a nice PC back then and played NV on my ps3 so this clear starry sky with fucking rain was kino/kino experience for me, I'll never forget that

>HH - 9.2/10
>OWB - 8.8/10
>LR - 8.7/10
>DM - 8.3/10 (not a fan of locked out spaces)

if OWB's overall quality was not, dare I say, wasted on sci-fi I'd rank it the best fallout dlc of all times but right now thats distinctively Far Harbor

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Dead Money:
>Gameplay 10/10 - fresh gameplay. Puts survival skill to use. New energy weapons that are just awesome. Cool armors too.
>Story 10/10 - smart message, Elijah is cool

Old World Blues
>Gameplay 6/10 - new map sucks, new equipment sucks, unless you are rp-ing as a crazy scientist type. School segment is boring as fuck
>Story 4/10 - I don't like the humor

Honest Hearts
>Gameplay 8/10 - awesome new armor and guns. World is kind of boring.
>Story 8/10 - it could use few more side quests and more named characters

Lonesome Road
>Gameplay 9/10 - great new gear. Bonus areas with mini bosses are awesome.
>Story 9/10 - your previous choices get more meaning. Mojave gets affected by the ending, unlike how it is with other DLCs.

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HH > DM > LR > Item Packs > Old World Filler

This is making my day, keep making those, user.

Trying to make them feel completely distinct from each other and the base game because the code couldn't let them interact killed them at the preproduction stage.
Honest Hearts is just sets of fetch quests broken up by talking to one interesting NPC or fucking off to explore a 3 room cave but it at least feels like NV.
The big opening dialogue with the think tank in OWB is disorienting on the first playthrough and boring thereafter. The rest of the DLC is ugly, repetitive, and breaks NV's already weak powercurve and spits on the narrative tension of the main game for good measure.
Lonesome road has no redeeming qualities and serves as Avelone's joint masturbation session and love letter to how much cooler fallout 1 was and how there should be more game like it. While based, the dlc is just a red tinted hallway.
Dead Money is frequently nonfunctional and comes across as a team of people that don't know the basics of horror assuming it just means turning the lights off and making the enemies stronger than they seem, with as disastrous results as when the first Halo tried it. Credit where it's due, the first quest to recruit Dog is well done and the last act in the casino is mostly tolerable. A shame that's about a third of the total run time.

>BATMAN VS SUPERMAN
this is retarded to the point of being funny

ROFL LMAO
Git gud bitch boy. The DLC literally gives you one of the best energy weapons at the start.

lot of last or third places for OWB
didn't realize the sentiment has changed drastically, it was Yea Forums's favorite DLC for a decade

You get a police pistol, great energy weapon, and lots of melee weapons.

Dude just buy ammo

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None of the DLCs across Fallout 3, New Vegas, or Fallout 4 are particularly good I never played through Far Harbor I know people like that one fuck off
Honorable mention goes to FO3's Broken Steel for at least making an attempt to extend the story (which was crap)

What's with this sudden blitz of FO3 simping and NV hate lately?

One very dedicated autistic pajeet + shitposters imitating him

>Gameplay Wise
Lonesome Road
>Cool and Unique Experience Wise
Dead Money
>Comfy Wise
Honest Hearts
>Exploration Wise
Old World Blues
>Plz Shut Up Wise
Old World Blues
Lonesome Road

>MFW i did my first run ever on this game using survival mode and started DM at level 15
To this day i dont know how i managed it. The lack of beds to sleep alone would drive current me insane.

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>played settlement expanded, settlement expanded, robot edition, settlement expanded, raider edition
>but not the best and only DLC of the fucking game worth playing
are you dumb?

Isn't that just how every survival game works?

Came here to post this, except that lonesome road is in fact, not good.