Worst DLC ever?

[Joshimodo]

Hourse armour.


Then any MW2/WaW DLC.


Then Mothership Zeta.

 

[Nannernade]

Mothership Zeta by far, those little idiots were very overpowered, my best weapon couldn't take them down I ended up having to heavily rely on V.A.T.S and Grim Reaper's Sprint.

Also from Oblivion Horse Armour, terrible DLC since it's useless plus you can get Shadowmere for free.

 

[Lynxan]

Well, I have a couple that are just as lame as each other.

*Hard Mode in Mega Man 9.... it's a difficulty setting, why should this be payed for?
*Unlock all the cousins in Beautiful Karamari... This is already not hard to do and makes me think less of the achievement that goes with that.

 

[DeadAccountMoveAlong]

Soulcaliber IV, where you pay to unlock weapons and outfits... which are already unlockable in game (though they did warn it's in game and unlockable).
SCIV was probably the most disappointing sequel I've ever played... I loved SC2 and SC3 to death, but from the very brief and shoddy introduction to the inclusion of few but a few broken jedi... there's a reason I moved onto Street Fighter.

I hated the Lady Gaga Pack for Rock Band 2, and the Sponge Bob pack X___X

The Spongebob pack was badass! What the hell is your problem?
Also the movie was fine. And the series is still good. I'm 20 and still watching that shit haha. That being said, the songs WERE pretty terrible to play, but the zeros in difficulty sort of showed you that.

...any MW2/WaW DLC...

World at War DLC was okay, even without the zombie maps. It's not the DLC that was on my worst list, but the way they implimented it with putting you in queues

 

[The Bum]

HORSE ARMOUR!

Seriously, which idiot at Bethesda thought that one up.

I do belive i've been ninja'd! but you forgot all the DLC for L4D 2 it's like making shit pie and having to pay extra for worm toppings

 

[Doc Incognito]

Mad Moxxi's in Borderlands is incredibly repetitive. Even still, I might get around to beating it with some friends.

The Fallout 3 The Pit dlc i think it was a cool idea but you can do everything you want there arent any limits and remember that you are a prisioner (or slave) it doesnt fell like you are a prisioner

The Pitt was definitely the worst DLC for Fallout 3. Interesting environment, but it was brief, anticlimactic, and gave you no good gear to take back to the Capital Wasteland with you.

Except the Metal Blaster, which was almost worth it. And the ammo press is great.

OT: Worst DLC IMO probably from Fallout 3: Point Lookout. All you really get is the Lever Rifle, and outside the drug trip, was pretty boring.

Yeah, for some reason, I never used the Metal Blaster.

Personally, I loved Point Lookout, but no matter how one feels about it, the Punga trip made it all worthwhile. That will go down in my books as one of the freakiest / coolest quests ever.

 

[KimberlyGoreHound]

I hated the Lady Gaga Pack for Rock Band 2, and the Sponge Bob pack X___X

Theres a spongebob pack?! wtf is on that?

It had music from the movie that 'supposdly ended' the entire spondebob series. *snorts*

The only Spongebob songs i liek is "the campfire song song" & "Sweet Victory". The movie was terrible...

Imagine playing the Campfire Song Song at full speed. Once that little sponge gets going, that's like, Sonata Arctica fucking fast, man.

 

[Thyunda]

I would say Operation: Anchorage for Fallout 3. The game lost all challenge after you get the winterised Tb-51 power armour. No need to repair, no need to worry about getting hurt...it just ruined the whole feel of the game.
I still use it, though, just to get through the quests.

If I ever have the game again, I have every intention of going through it with just a fedora and a duster.

And I will be called Roland.

 

[MiracleOfSound]

Assasin's Creed 2 - Battle of Forli

1 rotten hour of escort missions, some of them timed, that were conspicuously absent from the main game.

Thanks, Ubisoft.

Ubisoft seems to have a thing for making it's dev teams required to cut out parts of it's games for DLC later.

If I recall correctly, the FarCry2 dlc was originally going to be a large part of the plot where the man who's been sent to replace you hunts you down just like what happened to your predecessor, but Ubisoft made them cut that out, removing along with it one of the biggest and most important plot points of the whole game; the Jackal's change of heart. The fuckers.

I did not know that... yet another on my list of reasons why Ubisoft are a shower of bastards.

 

[Luke5515]

Fallout 3 Mothership Zeda. I was bored one day and decided to fire up fallout 3 again. The one file i loaded was on the ship. 5 minutes in, I got over my fallout craving and turned it off, rather unfulfilled.

 

[F-I-D-O]

While it isn't bad or buggy, I'd have to say the Stone Prisoner DLC.
It should be on the disk if it comes out on launch day.
That (just due to inconveniencing everyone who doesn't have their system connected to the internet) or the Stimulus package for MW2

 

[Feste the Jester]

The Fallout 3 The Pit dlc i think it was a cool idea but you can do everything you want there arent any limits and remember that you are a prisioner (or slave) it doesnt fell like you are a prisioner

I thought Operation Anchorage was much worse. It threw just about every bit of RPG out of the game to try and be much more a shooter.

 

[MetallicaRulez0]

Mass Effect: Pinnacle Station.

I played it for 10 minutes before realizing I had wasted $10. It was an endless arena of combat in a game where the combat was fairly bad.

 

[ultrachicken]

HORSE ARMOUR!

Seriously, which idiot at Bethesda thought that one up.

What's worse is that even with horse armor, your horse still croaks when a wolf gives it a disapproving glance.