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Let's celebrate the greatest form of DLC
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Phoenix944
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Yup.
Freeman76
Member
This is a really bad example. They locked that expansion behind so much tedious shit before you could even access it. Fuck that game, charge you monthly and dont prewarn you that the dlc you are buying requires a million stupid fetch quests before you can even play what you paid for.
GW2 does MMO expansions with sense.
SatoAilDarko
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Another one:
Great to see Luigi star in a regular Mario platformer based upon his physics.
Great to see Luigi star in a regular Mario platformer based upon his physics.
Mass Effect 3: Citadel.
Before I played The Last of Us: Left Behind, Citadel was the greatest experience I had with a DLC, especially after the terrible "Choose your beam color !" endings. I know many people experienced it like it was the true ending of the game, or something that happens AFTER the ending.
A proper way to say farewell to my Shepard his lover Steve Cortez, to end 5 years of Mass Effect.
Before I played The Last of Us: Left Behind, Citadel was the greatest experience I had with a DLC, especially after the terrible "Choose your beam color !" endings. I know many people experienced it like it was the true ending of the game, or something that happens AFTER the ending.
A proper way to say farewell to my Shepard his lover Steve Cortez, to end 5 years of Mass Effect.
Most of the ones I was gonna mention are mentioned. The single player expansions.
Ill go with Driveclub.
Season pass was incredible, pretty much adds another campaign with lots of vehicles for one respectable price.
Bikes, adds a new standalone campaign and Motorbikes to the game.
That excludes the ridiculous amount of free updates.
Ill go with Driveclub.
Season pass was incredible, pretty much adds another campaign with lots of vehicles for one respectable price.
Bikes, adds a new standalone campaign and Motorbikes to the game.
That excludes the ridiculous amount of free updates.
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Steve.1981
Unconfirmed Member
Blood and Wine was a ridiculously good expansion. I should've mentioned it earlier.
Dragonborn as well. I always look forward to it, when I create another new character in Skyrim.
Dragonborn as well. I always look forward to it, when I create another new character in Skyrim.
Fallout New Vegas, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road were the stand outs. Dead money was real tough and a completely different challenge than the rest of the game. Honest Hearts was just ok, but great in early game for levelling and gear.
I did also enjoy the FO3 dlcs were also good. Point Lookout being the best of the bunch
I did also enjoy the FO3 dlcs were also good. Point Lookout being the best of the bunch
MaximusPayne
Member
Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare was a full game and the price was cheap for DLC.
Minerva's Den is so good even people who don't like Bioshock 2 will recommend it.
Best, not worst.
WadiumArcadium
Member
The Witcher's expansion pass got you Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine for less than £20. Two of my favourite expansions of all time. CDPR do the right kind of DLC.
sixteen-bit
Member
I remember liking Shadow Broker a lot back when it dropped.
Schucky Ducky
Banned
Best thing about the New Vegas DLC was that even though you could play them in any order, if you play them in release order they do all connect in a way. I really loved the DLC for that game, Old World Blues was probably my favorite of the bunch. I also loved the ending of Dead Money.
I dropped as much as I could and took as much gold as I could carry.
The Witcher 3 - Blood and Wine
Big new region, some graphical enhancements, 20 hours and more content - DLC done right.
Pretty much this
Triggerhappytel
Member
The Witcher 3 - Blood and Wine
Big new region, some graphical enhancements, 20 hours and more content - DLC done right.
Good grief, that art style is outstanding. Did they base it on any particular real-world place? I should get back to TW3.
NathanDiego
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Let's not forget
Audioboxer
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OP, this topic fails when you leave out Dark Souls/Bloodborne and The Witcher 3 expansions.
Then for some of the ageing PC gamers, Morrowind expansions were good.
Then for some of the ageing PC gamers, Morrowind expansions were good.
I've yet to play The Witcher 3, but I will get to it
semiconscious
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Audioboxer
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Blood & Wine really is one of the best examples in recent memory.
Dragonborn for Skyrim was great as well, and so was BoGT for GTAIV.
Fallout New Vegas pretty much set the bar for DLC that was just barely short of a proper expansion pack. Loved them all, even
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The only thing I remember from the BL2 DLCs was three of us being pissed at our fourth friend for talking us into buying the season pass.
At least it was the final DLC? I honestly can't think of anything positive other than that.
Dragonborn for Skyrim was great as well, and so was BoGT for GTAIV.
Fallout New Vegas pretty much set the bar for DLC that was just barely short of a proper expansion pack. Loved them all, even
though Dead Money was a pain on Hardcore
The only thing I remember from the BL2 DLCs was three of us being pissed at our fourth friend for talking us into buying the season pass.
At least it was the final DLC? I honestly can't think of anything positive other than that.
Soul of the Beast
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well Destiny 2 is a pretty big Destiny DLC.
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Triggerhappytel
Member
Hopefully Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds is a memorable one next month. I have faith it will be very good.
immortald3ath
Member
Forza Horizon expansions especially the latest two.
Angel Whispers
Member
New Super Luigi U, tbqh.
The Witcher 3 - Blood and Wine
Big new region, some graphical enhancements, 20 hours and more content - DLC done right.
This. Probably one of the best expansions ever made.
Edit: New Vegas' DLC and Undead Nightmare were exceptional as well.
Both of these are excellent and serve as some of the highest quality post release supplemental content one can buy this gen.
Barrel Cannon
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My favorite DLCs are still the first Halo 3 Map pack and the Reach Map Pack that contained Highlands. I forget the names of the packs these days.
edit: just realized you only want expansions. If we aren't talking maps then in terms of expansions I'd have to go with Diablo 2's expansion.
Also, in hindsight Horse armor didn't seem so bad compared to loot crates
edit: just realized you only want expansions. If we aren't talking maps then in terms of expansions I'd have to go with Diablo 2's expansion.
Also, in hindsight Horse armor didn't seem so bad compared to loot crates
Omnii-chan
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Dishonored 1's Brigmore Witches and Knife of Dunwall dlc.
Also showing a bit of love for old WWII FPS;
Call of Duty 1's United Offensive.
Medal of Honor Allied Assaults Breakthrough and Spearhead.
All of those DLC's add a ton of game and story to games which are already must plays.
Also showing a bit of love for old WWII FPS;
Call of Duty 1's United Offensive.
Medal of Honor Allied Assaults Breakthrough and Spearhead.
All of those DLC's add a ton of game and story to games which are already must plays.
Professor Renegade
Banned
Artroias of the Abyss for Dark Souls is my pick, it was the perfect length for an expansion and had level design and bosses that were arguably better than the base game.
All of the expansions for Fallout New Vegas were great as well. Dead Money isnt my favourite, but Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and The Lonesome Road are the GOAT for Fallout.
All of the expansions for Fallout New Vegas were great as well. Dead Money isnt my favourite, but Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and The Lonesome Road are the GOAT for Fallout.
