Skyrim DLCs
Skyrim DLCs
Which ones are worth their money?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Gawain, if you're playing on PC then I'd also recommend checking out mod sites to see if there are any that you're interested in. As I've said elsewhere, while Hearthfire may not look great by itself, it supplies modders with a set of common libraries for house building, farming etc.
I haven't looked at the mods recently as I've been busy other games, but I suspect that a number of mods have come out that make good use of the tools in Hearthfire and may have it as a requirement. The same applies to the other two DLC as well.
So while I agree with Bluestorm in theory, that Dragonborn looks like the most interesting mod while Hearthfire looks like the least interesting one, that's only if you buy only the DLC and don't use any mods. If you use mods, and plan to play Skyrim long-term, I suspect that all three will be worthwhile.
I haven't looked at the mods recently as I've been busy other games, but I suspect that a number of mods have come out that make good use of the tools in Hearthfire and may have it as a requirement. The same applies to the other two DLC as well.
So while I agree with Bluestorm in theory, that Dragonborn looks like the most interesting mod while Hearthfire looks like the least interesting one, that's only if you buy only the DLC and don't use any mods. If you use mods, and plan to play Skyrim long-term, I suspect that all three will be worthwhile.
GawainBS wrote:I think I'll await a sale then. The three DLCs combined cost as much as Skyrim, and despite having sunk a lot of time in Skyrim, I don't consider it such a great game in the end.
+1
[QUOTE=Darth Gavinius;1096098]Distrbution of games, is becoming a little like Democracy (all about money and control) - in the end choice is an illusion and you have to choose your lesser evil.
And everything is hidden in the fine print.[/QUOTE]
And everything is hidden in the fine print.[/QUOTE]
No, the DLC will make itself known about halfway through the main campaign, and you can start it at any time if you know where to look.sonny wrote:Do you have to finish the main quest in Skyrim before doing the DLC Dragonborn?
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