Fallout 4 Season Pass

♥♥♥♥ you bethesda $35 for some mid tier dlcs just so i can get mod textures, todd howard can go shove a large pole up his ass

[h1]🎮 [u]Fallout 4 Season Pass[/u] 🎮[/h1] Der Season Pass von Fallout 4 konnte ursprünglich, bis zum 28.02.2016, für 29,99€ erworben werden. Laut [url=http://store.steampowered.com/search/?publisher=Bethesda%20Softworks]Bethesda[/url] sollten darin drei große und mehrere kleinere DLCs enthalten sein. Aufgrund dessen entschied man sich eine Ankündigung zu veröffentlichen, in welcher man die Preiserhöhung auf 49,99€ bekannt gab. Wie sich hinterher herausstellen sollte, folgten mit [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/435881/Fallout_4_Far_Harbor/]Far Harbor[/url] und [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/490650/Fallout_4_NukaWorld/]Nuka World[/url] lediglich zwei große DLCs. Diese beiden, zusammen mit den vier kleineren DLCs, rechtfertigen den Preis des Season Pass auf keinen Fall, da nur eines der beiden großen DLCs wirklich gut ist. Hier sollte man definitiv auf einen Sale warten oder bei einem Drittanbieter schauen! [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/Xeeran/recommended/377160/]Meine Rezension zum Hauptspiel[/url] [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/Xeeran/recommended/490650/]Meine Rezension zum DLC 'Nuka World'[/url] [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/Xeeran/recommended/435881/]Meine Rezension zum DLC 'Far Harbour'[/url] [i]Wenn ihr an weiteren Rezensionen von mir interessiert seid oder meine Arbeit unterstützen wollt, dann folgt meiner [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ger_steam]Gruppe[/url] und/oder der [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/875292/]Kuration[/url][/i].

I paid for the season pass back before the dlc came out and they jacked up the price. I got it for $20, and they definitely should be charging $20 for it now. Far Harbor is the best of the DLC, Nuka World is nice too but you miss out on the main story if you play the base game appropriately. Fallout 4 forces you to play a good guy the whole time so when raiders suddenly ask you to become one of them and a slave owner you can imagine how all the relationships with previous characters and followers change. You join those A**holes in Nuka World and when you come back to the Commonwealth everyone hates you. The hours you spent working on relationships and character building become meaningless. The biggest flaw with designing a dlc story for one type of player instead of giving choices, especially when you've been forcing them to be good for the entirety of the base game. Although it does give you the chance to kill all gangs in Nuka World, you're cutting half the content of the dlc by doing that. The Mechanist dlc is alright, building death robots is fun for like 30 minutes until you realize just how limited the robot workbench is. Vault 88 is if you loved the building mechanics and you like to experiment on people, I haven't played much of it. This season pass is worth $20 not a penny more, not a penny less. Assuming you wait for a sale, I highly recommend getting this for Far Harbor and full mod support alone.

Comparaed to the content that was provided through DLC/Expansions in 3 and New Vegas this is a slap in the face; defiently not worth $50. If you do want to get the DLC just get Automatron and Far Harbor as the rest is is tacked on stuff that should have been in the base game.

Damn this ♥♥♥♥ is still 50 bucks off sale? smh :I

Not worth it in the slightest. More of Betheda's greed.

They're charging for all the DLCs AND the season pass (that gives you all the DLCs) in the """Anniversary Edition""". It is actually cheaper to just buy the game and then the season pass because you really aren't missing out on anything from the CC. Download Mod Organizer 2 and then go to Nexus Mods. You have everything that's on the CC and then some.

I am going to start by saying that if it had cost 30$, this review may have been positive. However, due to the completely unjustified price increase and other minor annoyances, I can't actually recommend this. At least, not at this price point. Two of the Workshop DLCs are completely pointless. Given the right materials, you can complete them in a matter of minutes. You have to build a few things at your settlements and that's it. Of course they have achievements, because you have to somehow justify the nothingness they call DLCs. The Vault-Tec Workshop struggles really hard to convince you that there's a story, but all you're doing is running a few errands for a completely random NPC. Automatron, however, is a decent addition. It's not too long, mind you, you can easily complete it in 2-3 hours, but it still is compelling and adds a few items that are actually useful. Then there's Far Harbor and Nuka World. They provide some decent content, especially since these are completely new areas. The main quests are fine and the story isn't too bad, but when you get to the side quests, you're in for a treat. Preston Garvey ain't got nothing on these fellas. Everybody wants you to be their errand boy, sending you off on the same quest with little to no variation. The guys and gals in Nuka World, on several occasions, sent me in the same place, to do the same thing to the same NPC. There are no side stories, small stuff, particular things to discover about other people, and when there are, they always have you kill someone or clear a building in the middle of nowhere of ghouls. At certain points, even the main story is kept in place by tedious work. In Nuka World, you have to find 20 items scattered across multiple places in order to progress in the main quest and then there's another 15, which are optional. Something to really look forward to. And then you have your regular technical issues. Quests that don't pop up, NPCs who refuse to talk to you when they're supposed to, some achievements unlock later than they should, some just don't etc. Just make sure you save a lot. All that being said, there's fun to be had. Nuka World has a gorgeous design and worth exploring for its beauty, if not for actual content. The main story is decent and really good at times. The non-Workshop DLCs are fine and I wouldn't want to spoil them by going into details, but if you're not hunting achievements, you may actually enjoy this. Especially if you decide to only do what's mandatory. All in all, this Season Pass is bad value. When you're taking everything into consideration, you end up with an experience that's borderline decent and the bad things far outweigh the good ones. Yes, you get everything Fallout 4 has to offer, but unless you're getting the GOTY version or you pick this up on sale, don't even bother. New Vegas set very high standards in terms of what we should expect from a Fallout game DLC. This doesn't hold a candle to the previous game as far as quality, quantity and pricing are concerned.

Only got this for the mods, I will forever resent Bethesda raising the price to 35 dollars. ♥♥♥♥ you Todd Howard cheap bastard.