The best DLC so far? (Not a Skyrim thread....unless you post something about Skyrim)

[FilipJPhry]

I was just thinking since everyone is making "Game of the Year" threads, why not something that adds to the game?
My nomination is New Vegas' Old World Blues. The humor, awards, perks, weapons and the landscape of Big MT were spectacular. Great lines and a funny twist in the story were what made me keep playing the quests.
Honorable mention is Arrival from Mass Effect 2.

Your picks?

NOTE: I meant THIS YEAR'S DLC's everyone!

 

[TheOneBearded]

The same as you, but my honorable mention is Lonesome Road for the same game. Not only was the location cool, but it also answered a question that I had for over a year - "Why did Courier 5 (Ulysses) give up the job to me?" It add more fun times for me as I played with the new toys I acquired from the Divide in the Mojave.

However, the Arrival was good too, but it was just too short for me.

 

[wooty]

Shogun 2's Rise of the Samurai dlc.

Entirely new units, brand new map design, new diplomacy options, new era and new challenges. All for the bargain sum of £6.

 

[Swyftstar]

The Borderlands dlc was good, I believe it was General Knox or something. My friend's and I played the hell out of that. Red Dead's Undead Nightmare was pretty cool too. A lot of content for DLC.

 

[DesiPrinceX09]

I would say the red dead redemption undead nightmare DLC. It was different and very fun and I enjoyed it immensely. Fallout 3 also had some good DLC, mothership zeta was awesome!!

 

[Vegosiux]

I liked Legacy for DA2, as much as I felt meh about the game itself.

Arrival for ME2? Was decent, but Shadow Broker beats is single-handedly.

 

[AD-Stu]

Lair of the Shadow Broker from Mass Effect 2 for my money

 

[Soviet Heavy]

General Knoxx guys. It's almost a full game on its own, and funny as hell.

 

[Talshere]

Pretty much any of the Dragon Age content. It was challenging, compelling, or both.

 

[Kungfu_Teddybear]

The Shivering Isles for Oblivion, I loved it. The setting was awesome, the story was awesome, Sheogorath was awesome. And you get to become a daedric prince at the end. Awesome.

Honourable mention to Undead Nightmare for Red Dead Redemption. An open world zombie apocalypse in the wild west. There aren't many things that are more awesome than that.

 

[MADrevilution]

Lair of the shadow broker.Just an epic way to bring back an amazing character with a great story, great locations, and we finally see an enemey we've heard about for 2 full games.
Point lookout. It was basically a mini capital wasitland with a great map for dlc, a lot of stuff to do.
Traitors Keep. The story for this was probably better than the main game. It had 4 epic boss fights with the last one being really good for a fable game. And it gave 3 really good locations to explore with a preety cool choice at the ending of it.

 

[MASTACHIEFPWN]

Modern Warfare 3...

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In all reality, I'd have to say Broken Steel, Episode 2, or Kane's wrath (Minus the campaign... beating that is all to simple, but you never really see the solution...)

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[kyogen]

Troll Trouble (The Witcher 2): It's a tiny little extra quest, but it's cute and useful and suits the game world perfectly.

 

[Timberwolf0924]

Wardens Keep.. Dragon Age Origins..