
Experience the complete post-apocalyptic adventure featuring the 6 official expansions for Bethesda Game Studios’ award-winning RPG, bundled together for one great value.
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
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Experience the complete post-apocalyptic adventure with the Fallout 4 Season Pass, featuring the 6 official expansions for Bethesda Game Studios’ award-winning RPG, bundled together for one great value.
Includes the 6 official expansions:
• Automatron: Hunt down a mysterious Mechanist and build your own custom robot companions.
• Wasteland Workshop: Design cages to capture live creatures… and decide their fate.
• Far Harbor: Uncover dark secrets on a dangerous island shrouded in fog.
• Contraptions Workshop: Build elaborate machines, conveyor belts, and ingenious devices.
• Vault-Tec Workshop: Create your very own vault and experiment on its dwellers.
• Nuka-World: Explore an amusement park turned raider paradise and carve your own path.
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Wow it is amazing how much this ruined my enjoyment of the game. The Mechanist’s lair dungeon was too long for its own good and I just wanted it to end at a certain point. Nuka World felt incredibly empty both in gameplay and lore. The Fallout wiki’s section on Nuka World’s pre-war history is only like 3 paragraphs long. The more I play Fallout 4, the more it feels like Bethesda’s scope and vision for the game was a lot bigger than what they were able to achieve, and it couldn’t be more obvious than with Nuka World; hell, it’s in the middle of a desert in Massachusetts. Far Harbor was the best one, but the main quest didn’t encourage you to explore the island enough and I was so burned out by playing this game that I didn’t really feel the need to play more if it than I had to by the time I finished Far Harbor. Everyone talks about the DIMA computer minigame, so I’m sure you already know how sickeningly out of place it is. Both Nuka World and Far Harbor don’t feel like they end, as much as they have a point where they stop giving you more game to play. I was aching to play these, but I left burned out and disappointed. However, the base game’s workshop items are surprisingly lackluster and barebones, so I’d only recommend this because of how much more interesting it makes building settlements.
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 14: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese*, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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for 70 CAD you get 3 building expansions you most likely wont use, 2 new, very short zones, and robots. Ridiculously over priced.
When you buy it, you get all the dlc.
如果没有远港DLC这季票一分钱不值
The Fallout 4 Season Pass is one of the most expensive Seasons Passes out there and while it does come with loads of content the price is only worth it at a sale of at least 50% or more and even then the pass will only be "on par" with many other Season Passes, in terms of its price. Get the Pass from a Sale if you enjoyed Fallout 4 and want to explore and experience everything that title has to offer.
for 5 bucks its sooooo worth it
<85% 할인> 내가 시즌패스 이거 산다고 2017년부터 4년간 존버했다.
就这垃圾质量也敢涨价?
I think I enjoyed most of the DLC, I didn' finish Nuka world as my interest for fallout burnt out and other games were doing their thing. However, nuka world is by far the biggest. Far Harbour was... genuinly unpleasent in a good way. A touch short and I felt it sped past certain things with out explaining it too much. Automatron was, alright. I mean robots are cool but eh. The contraptions sadly imo was pretty meh. I was super excited to build a marble run but it's just lacking some really useful parts(can be modded in). Vault tec workshope was better, if a bit annoying. You run out of room or frame rate before you can build a decent vault. Overall not worth £40. Wait for a 50% or bigger discount. At least.
Fallout 4 Season Pass Review The promise of future loot is assured with one of these “Multi” passes… Please note that this Review may contain spoilers from the Base game Some key points that this Season Pass has to offer: 1. Access to current available DLC’s and future DLC releases. 2. Great Money saver compared to buying them individually. Season Pass: The Season pass will grant you immediate access to all current available Fallout 4 DLC’s as well as every future DLC release, that has been included within the Season Pass. A Season pass is usually the best value for money; There is however that risk of, will it be worth it in the end! Which makes sense yes, we are paying a large amount of money, and that for most of the content to come, and most of the time we do not have any information about said content. Looking at what Fallout 4 offers, the potential behind this game and the history of the Franchise, there is hope to be had. Season Pass Contents: Updated upon the release of the final DLC. • Fallout 4 – Automatron • Fallout 4 - Wasteland Workshop • Fallout 4 Far Harbor • Fallout 4 - Contraptions Workshop • Fallout 4 Vault-Tec Workshop • Fallout 4 Nuka-World For information about the individual products, please refer o their original Reviews. Links to them are provide above. MGR Gaming’s Conclusions: Thus far the Fallout 4 DLC’s seems to focus mainly on settlement enhancements and more management options. There is nothing wrong with that, if only they fixed what was the core issues of these settlements. No matter how much time you spend it feels wasted. They are detached from the game itself. Far Habor was the first decent DLC that didn’t focus on Settlement management and brought us a brand-new massive region to explore along with numerous quests and other to dos. Buying the Season pass is not all that bad, with some of these Settlement DLC’s comes a few very nifty add ons and loot, so all is not lost. There is just a lot of missing potential. I would suggest that you only buy this when it goes on sale. Score 6 By: MGRza Date: 23 March 2016 Additional info: Platforms: PC: Xbox One: PlayStation 4 Genre: Open World: Post-apocalyptic: Exploration: RPG: Singleplayer: Atmospheric: Adventure: Shooter: First-Person: Story Rich: Action: Sci-fi; FPS: Action RPG: Sandbox: Great Soundtrack: Third Person: Survival: Third-Person Shooter: Casual Censor Rating: Mature Age Rating: 18 Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Publisher: Bethesda Softworks Release Date: 22 March 2016 MGR Gaming Steam Curator: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32364038-MGRza/ MGR Gaming: https://www.mgrgaming.co.za
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