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 Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 1:17 am
There is merit to every single one of the DLCs, but for me it was Dead Money. It really made me feel as though I was trapped by nothing but my own greed. After all, I could have reloaded a save at any time and gotten the hell out of there. But I had to stick it through to the end, so I could escape to the Mojave with my new Assassin Suit. Greediest thing I can think of. Also, God is sexy.
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Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 5:41 pm
Lonesome Road answered A LOT of questions I had about the Courier...Where he/she came from...what got them to this point.......who they were as a person...
To be shown by someone with such desolate passion on how horrible of a person you were to his home...
It felt really moral, as ED-E relayed the messages back and forth...
The combat was ehh, Red-Glare being a little weak for me.
Same with the last battle, if they weren't mowed down by Ulysses so easily...
It answered almost everything after finishing just about all the other DLC, the Burned Man, Caesar, Big MT....everything....
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Muddy Armadillo Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 6:40 pm
I enjoyed the over-lapping narrative of the DLC, which was a nice change of pace from the disconnected adventures in Fallout 3's offerings.
Finally learning where the Courier came from, and their lasting impact on the world around them, was some of the greatest questing I've ever done in a game.
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