My favourite is probably not many peoples favourites, but it is the Operation:Anchorage DLC for Fallout 3.

i'd have to go with Mothership Zeta followed closely by Far Harbor(best thing to come out of Fallout 4 in my opinion).

I know it's a common answer, but mine is Shivering Isles for Oblivion. My mind was blown when I first played through that. Aslo I never laughed so much on a video game. (Yep, Sheogorath )

Drutar wrote:

I know it's a common answer, but mine is Shivering Isles for Oblivion. My mind was blown when I first played through that. Aslo I never laughed so much on a video game. (Yep, Sheogorath )

Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese

I have to agree here with @Drutar the Shivering Isles was the best as it had new content and was a very funny and awesome DLC to go through multiple time with different combinations.

First one is the Sierra Madre DLC from Fallout New Vegas. And then the Shivering Isles is probably a close follow up!

And I know, I know. Obsidian worked on New Vegas. While that is true, the game still has Bethesda's name attached to it, plus I'm sure they were still a bit involved in some way. So for me, the Sierra Madre DLC counts.

I greatly enjoyed how Shivering Isles departed from the high fantasy narrative and imagery in much of Oblivion. I'll never forget the interview room's transition into a cloud of butterflies and viewing the Isles for the first time. Reminded me of my first trip to Seyda Neen and hearing the netch howls in the distance. Far as Fallout, I also enjoyed Sierra Madre and becoming a part of someone else's story for a time.

Old World Blues. It manages to tie in a lot of the plot points while remaining one of the most hilarious experiences I have ever played!

Sure, New Vegas has a Bethesda logo on it, but it's not like Bethesda teams were actually developing it. If I had to include NV, it would be Old World Blues or Dead Money. OWB has a really great scenario and writing and I love the beginning of DM when they take your items. For a while, it actually feels difficult, and when you get better stuff, the characters and story carry it.

If we don't include NV, I do have a place in my heart for Point Lookout. It's been awhile, but I enjoyed the feel and difficulty of it.

Gunnermod266 wrote:

My favourite is probably not many peoples favourites, but it is the Operation:Anchorage DLC for Fallout 3.

EDIT:Including Fallout:New Vegas

I absolutely loved the Horse Armor DLC from Oblivion. It had some great Armor and was super immersive. And before you ask I'm joking.

I would have to say Shivering Isles closely followed by Dawnguard overall. I also have a place in my heart for Lonesome Road.

Shivering Isles for obvious reasons, and Broken Steel because it continues FO3 story

My favourite dlc is Lonesome road from Fallout nv that feeling when you walk trough destroyed highway in the middle of dust storm. It was.... Just perfect.

Good to see heaps of variety, it's interesting to see all of your guys opinions

Though one, considering you say Bethesda in general. I absolutely love Serana and Dawnguard as a pretty big vampire buff, but Shivering Isles was formative for my love of freeroad lunacy and cheese, and the Mothership Zeta DLC gave us Mothership Crew. I mean, how do I choose? I'll say Shivering Isles closely followed by Dawnguard.

Old world blues was a great experience as a fan of classic scifi.

Shivering Isles no question, if you're including FNV in this then Old World Blues is a very close second.

Seems to be a Shivering Isles/Old World Blues stand off