Fallout 3 being consistently fun? Impossible.
Quintessential 6/10 DLC, very proto-Far Harbor - its map is generally more remarkable than the latter but its writing really isn't. Gives you tons of great possible story threads to yank on but does virtually nothing with them - a centuries-long feud between two unkillable assholes strewn strictly out of spite and a cult who seeks to reconcile with their own collective trauma by literally lobotomizing themself into what they perceive as blessed ignorance chief amongst them... both totally shrugged off! For shame!! Still offers up a fun challenge but if you thought Mothership Zeta ran like shit.. hoo boy, you ain't seen nothin' yet.
Y a rien qui différencie les dlc de ce jeu du travail à l'usine
Me lo he pasado en el mod que lo trae a Fallout 4
its like watching a straight D student turn in some solid C minus work, you take the little victory.
Great expansion with some amazing quests.
Yeah, this is the best DLC for Fallout Three. New area, fun quests, and very creative.
Point Lookout foi uma boa adição pra Fallout 3, um mapa totalmente novo com uma ambientação bem daora e tensa, uma vibe horror movie, a main questline é mediana, bem whatever e bem difícil, os novos inimigos são medonhos, essa dlc trouxe várias armas novas, e também outros itens novos, as sidequests são daoras, eu gostei muito, principalmente umas com uma vibe de mistério e Point Lookout tem vários segredos que você acha explorando
To be honest i didn't bother playing Point Lookout again in my second playthrough, so i don't remember much... not that there was much in the way of memorable things in it except for the enemies in this location, who thanks to Bethesda trying to add a bit of extra difficulty to the game, managed to make them deadly in a very nonsensical way.
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The main quest for Point Lookout was really bad. When I say that, I don't just mean boring, but don't get me wrong, it was really boring. While many times in a actually good open-ended story, I have found myself outweighing the pros and cons of siding with each person. However, with this DLC, I found myself trying to decide what to do, only to realize I hated both characters, Desmond and Calvert, and just ended up killing them both. Technically, I sided with Desmond, but killed him one second after Calvert. Where I think Point Lookout really shines, however, is in its side quests. The map itself was incredibly boring, I did go to every location simply in search of more things to do, in terms of quests. In fact, there were two side quests that I would have much preferred to be the main quest, the Blackhall one and Velvet Curtain, just with a little extra length. Point Lookout suffered from being a little generic, with one of the most boring stories I have experienced, and terrible design of its main questline, while still having some of my favorite side quests in FO3.
You arrive at an island uninvited and start genociding the locals thats kinda fucked up
Probably the best overall DLC for FO3. This is mostly due to the fact it's the only DLC that's a really open and allows you to explore and do whatever. The others are either linear or break the game. It still suffers from from the usual Bethesda flaws like bugs and an average story.
Why is every Bethesda fallout NPC just rude it’s not fun and it just has me reject the story
Interesting setting, a good complement to the original game.
One of the eeriest locales in Fallout. This DLC kept me hooked and wanting more.
Encore un DLC très mauvais. C'est pas intéressant et les quêtes sont d'un ennui bordel. La nouvelle zone de map donne vraiment pas envie de jouer. Je l'ai fini en seulement 3 quêtes max. Pour l'instant tout les dlc sont mauvais et donnent l'impression que c'est fait très rapidement histoire de dire qu'il y'a du nouveau contenu.
Fallout 3's best DLC! Still doesn't hold a candle to any New Vegas DLC though I'm afraid. I love the new area, and most of the quests are pretty decent. Remember this being way scarier than it actually was, but it's still a neat little horror themed adventure. Punga power
very short but with really good vibes and environment, useful weapons and unique enemies. The worst part of the DLC it's the bad writing.
Good atmosphere, interesting characters and good quests.
For sure, the best DLC for Fallout 3.
It definitely has more stuff to do than most of the other DLCs despite being really short but the biggest selling point of the DLC for me is the vibes and the environment.
If the gamebryo engine wasn't so dogshit, I feel like this is what a lot of the rural areas in The Capital Wasteland should've looked like. Even in the dlc which is a pretty small landscape, the framerate tanks a lot because of the engine, regardless of what hardware you're playing on. Too much foliage and trees.
But this DLC's environment is much closer to what it could've been and its really cool to see. Instead in the base game we just get a desert devoid of any life to make the game run better and to try and capitalize on the aesthetic of the first two fallout games.
Anyways, this DLC also has a lot more weapons that are actually useful like the lever action and the double barrel. The enemies are very unique too and the fact there's a side quest that connects to a location in The Capital Wasteland is pretty awesome.
This DLC still suffers from the issues that every other Fallout 3 DLC has with shit writing and being way too short but I feel this one is definitely more enjoyable than the rest.
It definitely has more stuff to do than most of the other DLCs despite being really short but the biggest selling point of the DLC for me is the vibes and the environment.
If the gamebryo engine wasn't so dogshit, I feel like this is what a lot of the rural areas in The Capital Wasteland should've looked like. Even in the dlc which is a pretty small landscape, the framerate tanks a lot because of the engine, regardless of what hardware you're playing on. Too much foliage and trees.
But this DLC's environment is much closer to what it could've been and its really cool to see. Instead in the base game we just get a desert devoid of any life to make the game run better and to try and capitalize on the aesthetic of the first two fallout games.
Anyways, this DLC also has a lot more weapons that are actually useful like the lever action and the double barrel. The enemies are very unique too and the fact there's a side quest that connects to a location in The Capital Wasteland is pretty awesome.
This DLC still suffers from the issues that every other Fallout 3 DLC has with shit writing and being way too short but I feel this one is definitely more enjoyable than the rest.
The best expansion set for Fallout 3!
The difficulty spike is almost as odd as the main story
what the fuck is that main story
enjoyed this one quite alot, probably a highlight of my experience with fallout alongside The Pitt. Really liked the designs of swampfolk, that's how most people exposed to wastelands should look like to be honest. hopefully the desings get reused someday.
Fallout, please stop removing my characters' brains, it's hard enough living with an Inteligence of 4
Far Harbor does it better.
Awesome in every aspect, but the enemies have terrible balancing. Love the atmosphere as well
the best dlc of fallout 3 the new area is foggy and has interesting conflict and memorable atmosphere
voice acting is good dialogue is fun
voice acting is good dialogue is fun
objectively the best part of FO3 and it shocks me that this worldbuilding and writing co-exists within FO3