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[February 2016] Most anticipated DLC?

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Is the season pass worth it?
Well, going off previous Fallout DLC? Absolutely. Broken Steel and Operation Anchorage nailed it.

Unfortunately we don't have any details about what or how much DLC this game will have, but the Season Pass apparently covers everything including any small weapon packs to large expansions.

do Boltster and McJob go to each other bungalos?

do Boltster and McJob go to each other bungalos?
I don't recall ever spending a night drinking with him.

I don't recall ever spending a night drinking with him.
I am 99% sure I have actually seen you on a bus around baulkham hills, although it was like a year ago

Well, going off previous Fallout DLC? Absolutely. Broken Steel and Operation Anchorage nailed it.

Unfortunately we don't have any details about what or how much DLC this game will have, but the Season Pass apparently covers everything including any small weapon packs to large expansions.
DLC has always been pretty good from Bethesda. The only one I was disappointed in was Skyrim's (mainly because it didn't add any significantly sized new locations. Dawnguard/Volkihar were small and the Soul Cairn was mostly empty. Meanwhile Solstheim was already the setting of a Morrowind DLC).

Typically though, we can expect 4-5 DLC for the game, each adding in brand new locations. At least one of these will probably be a large expansive area, not unlike the main world itself (consider Point Lookout and to a lesser extent, Old World Blues).
There may be a few smaller mini-DLC, which will add new weapons/armour (consider New Vegas' Couriers Stash (collection of store-specific pre-order bonuses) and Gun Runners Arsenal).

Depending on how quickly you zip through a DLC, you're looking at anywhere from 3-10 hours of gameplay for each DLC, depending on size, and if they're more linear or free-roam based.

I am 99% sure I have actually seen you on a bus around baulkham hills, although it was like a year ago
Holy forget. I live in CH and I have to pass through Baulko a lot, so I wouldn't doubt it.

Holy forget. I live in CH and I have to pass through Baulko a lot, so I wouldn't doubt it.
From now on you must be performing an obvious signal on the bus at all times, so that Boltster can recognise you.

I suggest screaming and flailing your arms in the air.

I suggest screaming and flailing your arms in the air.
That'd be hard to distinguish from all the other crazy people flailing their arms around.

That'd be hard to distinguish from all the other crazy people flailing their arms around.
You're right, you are in Australia.
Hmm...

You're right, you are in Australia.
Hmm...
you could try playing the national anthem of the blf on your digerati or whatever it's called

you could try playing the national anthem of the blf on your digerati or whatever it's called
Want to give us a heads-up what as to what that is? I seem to have missed it in my time here...

Want to give us a heads-up what as to what that is? I seem to have missed it in my time here...
..well uh, it has not been composed yet but you should think of something

Want to give us a heads-up what as to what that is? I seem to have missed it in my time here...
I don't think it matters if you're playing it on a didgeridoo. It's all gonna sound the same.

http://puu.sh/ldWCm.mp3

here, this is what you'll be playing
« Last Edit: November 08, 2015, 09:06:00 AM by Maxwell. »

http://puu.sh/ldVXy.mp3

here, this is what you'll be playing
It's almost completely beautiful, the one blemish being that the Communist anthem is not stronger.