Does anyone else keep up with New Vegas DLC?

[Elfgore]

Overall I do keep track of any new Fallout New Vegas DLC. But I do know that some people left New Vegas over the fact that there is more bugs than I can count and they waited to long to release Dead Money on PS3 and PC making them get bored of the game (This is my case). But when I finally got Dead Money and Honest Hearts I loved them. And am now looking forward to Old World Blues. So just wanted to know if people still kept up with them.

 

[Pierce Graham]

I do. I have a feeling that the last one, Lonesome Road, is going to be epic. They keep hinting at it and dropping little plot details in the DLC.

 

[Kiefer13]

I just bought Dead Money and Honest Hearts about a week ago when they were on sale on Steam. Played through both of them once so far. I didn't think either of them were spectacularly good, but they were both fairly enjoyable. Nothing like as good as Fallout 3's Point Lookout was though. That was a great piece of DLC. Still, well worth the sale price, and I'm looking forward to Old World Blues.

 

[CM156_v1legacy]

Eh, I haven't picked it up, yet

I'll just wait for the GotY edition to come out with all the DLC. That is if they patch it up some more. Oh, Obsidian, you so crazy.

 

[Assassin Xaero]

I haven't got them and probably won't. After playing Fallout 3, New Vegas was just a huge let down. I can't count how many times I played through Fallout 3, but New Vegas... I tried a second play through and can't...

 

[Collin232]

I've bought each DLC as they came out and I was disappointed with Honest Hearts. Dead Money was much better and I'm excited for Old World Blues.

 

[KhaoticOne]

meh GOTY edition for me. Each DLC sounds really cool and good, but ill be patience to reap the full benefits for less. In this case, its really good to wait to buy a fully-polished game.

 

[therandombear]

Looking forward too it, probably going to get Old World Blues when it's out...but not going to play it the first week...experience with buying and playing Obsidian/Bethesda DLC early xD

 

[Moonlight Butterfly]

yeah but I found Honest Hearts to be kinda boring. :/ Hoping the next one is as good as dead money.

 

[gideonkain]

I liked New Vegas, but then I played STALKER Call of Pripyat, and even though the locales weren't as colorful, the actual game-play was much better.

 

[The Shade]

Dead Money was kind of frustrating. And long.
Honest Hearts was actually pretty well thought-out. The Survivalist's little subplot that you can follow is quite interesting - to me, at least.
Old World Blues looks like it's gonna be pretty funny.
Lonesome Road is gonna be epiiiiiiic! Ulysses! We finish this. Now!

 

[mstickle]

I do, I'm getting pretty pumped for Old World Blues this week. It looks like so much fun. Honest Hearts was a little dodgy but I felt like Dead Money was awesome, I think I liked the story more than F:NV itself.

 

[King of Wei]

I keep track of them. Stopped playing early on because of all the bugs and am waiting for all the DLC and bug fixes come out before I play again. Loved the game so am keeping a vigilant eye on it.

 

[Jnat]

I liked most things about Dead Money, but the only think I liked about Honest Hearts was the burned man, and you only talk to him like 3-4 times.
They seem to focus too much on humor in OWB so I might not buy it (a lot of the humor in new vegas seems forced to me)
I'll probably buy the last one though.

 

[SeriousIssues]

Old World Blues looks solid from the trailers, probably will be cool, but I kinda wish it was something a bit more surprising, we already know what the Big MT facility is from the dumb chick in Dead Money.

Honest Hearts I pretty much checked on daily, I was so excited, but it ended up kinda a let down after such a long wait and the Burned Man turning out to be some flustered hippie (Cool idea though, might've worked without the hype.)

Dead Money was okay, it was kind of a hassel sometimes though with the hard to kill ghosts and the lame-ish ending. Cool loot though.

Lonesome Road in the GRAND CANYON(MAYBE?) with ULYSSES and a GIANT DIVIDE you must walk down while being LONELY? FUCK YEAAAAAAAH

 

[Kuchinawa212]

I thought Honest Hearts was the best DLC for any RPG I have ever played.
I got that like a week ago, practically feel in love with New Vegas all over again, just got dead money and I'm getting closer to the end. I may wait on newest one, Kinda looks a little...erm..well frankly weird to me. I'll wait for other's opinions before I pull the trigger and get it

 

[ScrubberDucky]

I recently bought both of them, and upon getting them to work, tried them out. Honest Hearts was a big fat flop which can be described as "Disappointing" underlined a few times, but Dead Money was one of the best instances of story and creative gameplay I've seen in the new Fallouts. I especially love how it hinted at things to come--a cheap way to hook us into buying the other DLCs, but it bloody worked, the crafty buggers!

 

[DustyDrB]

Well we just had a thread on New Vegas DLC...but oh well.
I keep up with it. I loved Honest Hearts and hated Dead Money. That's not an uncommon thing to hear (neither is the opposite, for that matter) since they are polar opposites. I can't ever play Dead Money again, though, I hated it so much. That sucks, too, because it has some great loot.

Honest Hearts had a wonderful environment with a short, but well told story. And it had even better loot.

Honest Hearts was actually pretty well thought-out. The Survivalist's little subplot that you can follow is quite interesting - to me, at least.

The Survivalist marks the only time I've been interested in what is said in computer terminals in the game. Such a great story.

 

[Argtee]

I do. I have a feeling that the last one, Lonesome Road, is going to be epic. They keep hinting at it and dropping little plot details in the DLC.

Yeah, it sounds like it's going to be great!

Anyways: Yes. In fact, I'll be getting Old World Blues tomorrow. (when it comes out)
I'm pretty excited! It looks like it's going to be the best DLC so far. (in my opinion)

 

[MiracleOfSound]

I haven't got them and probably won't. After playing Fallout 3, New Vegas was just a huge let down. I can't count how many times I played through Fallout 3, but New Vegas... I tried a second play through and can't...

I'm the same. It's a combination of the endless loading screens, bland environments and constant travelling back and forth to and from quest givers. Just got old to me far quicker than fallout 3.