Old world blues and Far Harbor for me. I was fairly "meh" about the Fallout 3 dlcs, although Broken Steel was a better f3 ending.

Lonesome Road or Dead Money.

Lonesome Road due to the levels of despair portrayed by the events of the DLC. Also Fist of the North Rawr :') Gota appreciate that reference.

Dead money due to the concept of it. Sure the execution might have been lacking but the idea of pulling off a heist with creepy un-natural creatures stumbling around is some solid concept .

Perhaps in a better/more solid game engine, it could have been done justice, but I still love the concept.

Always liked Old world blues but Dead Money comes in a close second. For Fallout 3 I always liked the Pitt the best.

For New Vegas I didn't like Dead Money at first, and if this was 2011 I would probably say Old World Blues. I still like OWB nonetheless and its a solid DLC for NV, but years later the writing and the horror-esque atmosphere of Dead Money have finally won me over. I loved how each character had their own motivations and there is something to admire about how manipulative Dean Domino was, going all the way back to even before the Sierra Madre was constructed.

I'll admit part of the reason I and many others at the time didn't like Dead Money was because of the gameplay. Having all your gear taken from you, and forced to scrounge around for not just a weapon, but supplies as well was an initial turn off. I actually like the survival aspect of it now, and with mods such as Dead Money Horror Overhaul and NV Interiors project, exploring the villa is awesome with plenty of spooky creatures along the way.

Fallout 3 would be Point Lookout, a very atmospheric place to explore and I loved the mansion. The Pitt was neat, but much like Dead Money at the time I didn't like having my gear taken lol. Still liked exploring the raider controlled Pittsburgh though.

Never played any of Fallout 4's DLC so I can't speak for the fourth entry, a huge shocker I know given how long they've been out lol.

I really enjoyed Nuka World. I loved the different flavors of the raider gangs that were available to you.

Gonna be an unpopular decision..... but Mothership Zeta. Love the aesthetic.

OWB, you can litteraly stand in front of Dala and breath for her pleasure, flirt two lightswitchs, help a neurotic mini-securitron by giving him some mugs and talk to a lot of other inanimated objects.

I think I have never been so attached to some inanimate object character in my entire life
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Old World Blues for me

I'd have to say a toss up between Dead Money and Nuka World. Nuka World might not be the best in terms of writing and choices, but it's still alot of fun to play. Plus I love exploring Nuka World itself and just leading my own band of raiders! I honestly wouldn't mind if some day we get a more fleshed out/playable raider faction to join in a future Fallout title.

And when it comes to Dead Money, oh boy. Such a good DLC. The atmosphere is just dripping in horror and the fact you have to work with these complete strangers and get to know them just makes the DLC all the more interesting. Not to mention the actual Sierra Madre hotel was fun to explore and had me a bit on edge the first time I played!

I also thought Broken Steel from FO3 was good too.

Lonesome Road and Automatron from the ones I've played. I've only started Far Harbor and still haven't the Nuka World, also I've never played Broken Steel so can't say anything about these three.

Lonesome Road for me, I just love playing with it and it acts as the real ending of New Vegas for me.

Old World Blues is pretty good in content. I like all the FNV DLCs

FO3 would be point lookout because the rest are not that good.

Point lookout and Zeta have great aesthetics and are my go to's. FNV DLCs are way more fleshed out though. Honest Hearts is actually one of my favourites, Love Zion and Joshua Graham is a great character and the voice actor, Keith Szarabajka does an amazing job.

My favourite DLC overall would easily have to be Old World Blue the story and lorre is incredibly detailed and well done, so story wise OWB. Game play I'd have to give it to Dead Money it forces you to play like a survival game which is a refreshing more difficult way to play. I'm more of a story guy so I still prefer OWB but I had to mention DM .

Fallout 3's DLC Broken Steel!!

My personal favorite was dead money for Fallout New Vegas. I personally loved the horror survival aspect of it. Not to mention how awesome a heist is. Ghost people are by far my favorite enemies to fight. There's also a bigger message in the game about greed and over coming it. How it connects to the other dlcs is just amazing

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My personal favorite was dead money for Fallout New Vegas. I personally loved the horror survival aspect of it. Not to mention how awesome a heist is. Ghost people are by far my favorite enemies to fight. There's also a bigger message in the game about greed and over coming it. How it connects to the other dlcs is just amazing

Love that you think Dead Money was your favourite. I always enjoyed it and never understood the backlash it got when it came out aha!

Agreed with the above. The ghost people were downright terrifying. just terrifying.

I loved Old World Blues. Well...and kinda hated it the same time. Couldn't wait to get out of that place, but ultimately it was a great experience, and an awesomely weird story. Right now, I'm really looking forward to Nuka World. I can't say anything about it yet, since I didn't play it, I'm just starting to warm up to Fallout 4, but it looks great.

Far Harbor, the ambience is just absolutely stunning.

Dead money or the Pitt.