AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I think she's trying to kill me though. I always run out of stimpacks before epic battles with horrible monsters, and it's because she keeps using them for cuts and bruises.

"OOP, looks like you're gonna have to fight Legate Lanius with half a stimpack, and a carrot for health support."

Thank you stealth suit. The one concern I had with this game was that it wasn't IMPOSSIBLE enough!

Luckily I make my own stimpacks, so as long as I keep finding brock flower and Xander root I'm good. Getting to be a pain in the booty to have to keep finding empty syringes though.

just bought all the dlc's ahhh

Have fun at the Sierra Madre.

I left there a rich man.

I've just started Old World Blues (I probably should've done the Sierra one tho) as right now I'm not quite sold on it... a lot of the quests have been given to me in a short time, and some of them are just like "talk to all the robots" and idk what some of it means. Hopefully it'll be explained later.

OWB is probably the best

Shit no it's not.

Lonesome Road is, by far and large.

You both just went full wrong opinon.
It's Dead cheddar for certain.

They're all great for different reasons. I want more time to expand on this, but I need to head to class.

They're all good and you have to play them in order for any of the overarching story to make sense

o shit, what's the order then malum?

It goes Dead cheddar, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, Lonesome Road.

I guess Lonesome Road is really only good when done properly at the end, due to all the buildup to it from all the other DLC.

You can do Honest Hearts whenever because it's only tangentially related to the main plot.

I noticed the DLC all seem to have something in common: They're all based on movie genres that were popular about fifty years ago. Breaking into the Sierra Madre and making off with its riches is reminiscent of the classic heist film, while learning the story of the casino before the War mixes in elements of film noir. Honest Hearts has you visit Zion Canyon, which is inhabited by a number of native "savage" tribes, and is filled with Bible references from a man with a tainted past. It's about as classic Western as it gets. Old World Blues is very obviously based on the cheesy but beloved sci-fi films. Lonesome Road is trickier, but contains elements of war films, particularly from the perspective of a person who doesn't belong but must fight for his survival anyway.

Obsidian is awesome like that.