Your Favourite DLC (Downloadable Content)
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Half-Life 2: Lost Coast was an enjoyable DLC (I'm excluding the Episodes as I think they are more expansion packs than DLC) or any free DLC because its free content.
I can't really think of anything else since I don't really buy DLC unless I really feel it's worth it.
I can't really think of anything else since I don't really buy DLC unless I really feel it's worth it.
The borderlands DLC was actually pretty good, I got all of the DLC in a pack in a steam sale so it was nice at cheap... added together they made for enough gameplay to constitute a full expansion, so i'm happy with that.
Generally speaking i'm not a big fan of DLC because its basically not good value for money. they hook you in with the main game then tempt you to buy the DLC which on a $ per hour gameplay basis is usually about 20 times more expensive.... its sharp practice basically.
Generally speaking i'm not a big fan of DLC because its basically not good value for money. they hook you in with the main game then tempt you to buy the DLC which on a $ per hour gameplay basis is usually about 20 times more expensive.... its sharp practice basically.
This, hands down. For me it WAS a full retail game, bought it on disc... truly awesome and complete package in every way.JackandTom said:
Yeah pretty much this exact list but also adding Lair of the Shadow Broker. I can't just choose one DLC.auwdioslave said:
It's not technically DLC because it came in another disc, but hey. Let's not be prejudice.
Age of Empires 2: The Conqueror's Expansion. Awesome.
EDIT: Reading these posts had made me think. Wouldn't it be easier for the developer, instead of making a whole series of games for one generation, make one easily-DLCable and add on to that? Like Fallout 3. Instead of making another Fallout for this generation, just give the current one more, and good, expansions. Add on to story, gameplay, scenery, whatever. Helluva lot cheaper than making a whole game.
Age of Empires 2: The Conqueror's Expansion. Awesome.
EDIT: Reading these posts had made me think. Wouldn't it be easier for the developer, instead of making a whole series of games for one generation, make one easily-DLCable and add on to that? Like Fallout 3. Instead of making another Fallout for this generation, just give the current one more, and good, expansions. Add on to story, gameplay, scenery, whatever. Helluva lot cheaper than making a whole game.
The ghost people have like 1 perception you can stealth right up to their face and they won't see you. If I had to kill one I usually went right up to it and shot it in the face. I was playing on very hard and hardcore with a guns and stealth character.this isnt my name said:
Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare
for 10 US dollars, you get
a new, albeit short single player experience, with its own story and cut-scenes, including side missions
some fantastic humorous zombie writing
A few new weapons
ride able 4 horses of the Apocalypse
A UNICORN THAT LEAVES A TRAIL OF RAINBOWS!
8 new skins for multi-player
2 new game modes for multi-player
for 10 US dollars, you get
a new, albeit short single player experience, with its own story and cut-scenes, including side missions
some fantastic humorous zombie writing
A few new weapons
ride able 4 horses of the Apocalypse
A UNICORN THAT LEAVES A TRAIL OF RAINBOWS!
8 new skins for multi-player
2 new game modes for multi-player
Shivering Isles for Oblivion is pretty much amazing.
Recently, I'd have to go with Undead Nightmare for Red Dead Redemption and Old World Blues for Fallout: New Vegas.
Recently, I'd have to go with Undead Nightmare for Red Dead Redemption and Old World Blues for Fallout: New Vegas.
Hmm, Looking forward to the 1st Black ops Zombie DLC (Main reason i got black ops, in vain hope that the Call of duty 5 zombies story would carry on).
Of course, im never going to get it Because im not paying £10.99 for 1 F**in map.
Of course, im never going to get it Because im not paying £10.99 for 1 F**in map.
My guns and sneak were maxed at that point I think. I like the challenge of all the different obstacles in Dead Money. Especially the radios and suchlike. With the ghost people sometimes I would have to back off or hide when I didn't want to fight more than one. They usually lose track of you if you go round a few corners. Concentrating on one body part can be good as the tend to die once they have a crippled limb unlike other baddies.this isnt my name said:
I don't usually use companions they just mess me up although I like to use Boone on 'passive' out on the world. ED-E can be a good tank aswell and get me some extra stealth shots. I wandered around for a bit with Dean on passive so I could get the stashes in the fog without dying too horribly.
I used a cosmic knife to chop them up after they are dead.
I guess it was just something different and was well suited to my character that's why I liked it.
