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The Ops user name is familiar. Post history isn't avaliable due to the forum pruning, but I'm sure that his previous posts were like this. Jumps up, posts a negative thread, takes no further part in the discussion and isn't seen again for months.

But yeah, some of the Fallout 3 DLC was short. Perhaps even shorter than Automatron, of which the story was never the main focus anyways.

This is not how things work. At all.

I was one of the beth fan boys that had became sour when first I heard the "details" of Automation weeks ago, but now after playing if for 2.5 hours I am ready to admit I was wrong. This DLC is very good for the $ it cost me. Much more story than I expected and enough new things (traps, opponents, puzzles and speech "fencing") for me to use my OP level 60 character to defeat.

Zeta was a dlc like all the ones from NV. Once you have played it once you never wish to do it again.

.....wolf runs and hides from avalanche of Obsidian fans.....

Dead Money was great, really unique

If they we're synths we're on a different highway. But tin cans are not my cup of tea.


If the 'robots' looked like Curie or even Valentine I could relate to it. But metal buckets? I just can't get into this somehow. It's something out of a bad sixties science fiction. Flash Gordon or what not.


I'm 51 years old by now. I've read every single science fiction there is in my younger days. Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, Ray Bradbury (plus etc.). I watched every single science fiction movie or series on television or in the cinema. I even got the complete series of Space 1999 on laser disc.


Maybe I'm just ahead on this subject? Tin cans with voices are not that exiting anymore. Maybe because I feel it's old wine on new bottles?


I like the idea of a post nuclear world. It's challenging and have lots of potentlal to reflect on when you try to fit in. The way human beings react on this situation is interesting. I also like the idea of synth being so developed that they look like human beings. Exceeded technogogy.

I can relate to Curie in her human form , but I can't take Codsworth or Curie serious when they look like tin cans. I'm sorry. I just can't. It's a machine or a toy in my eyes. I never did the 'USS Constitution' quest either.


But I'm not that upset about it. There will be other DLC's after this one.

In the next DLC we can build our own arenas in settlements and pit them against creatures, raiders, others settlers and even each other and then bet on it!

Not to mention, you couldn't even go back to the casino.

+1

Ballowers, If it came in a box would it seem worth it to you? consider Automatron an expansion pack then.

First of all, I think it was pretty fun but short indeed.

Second, the robots are actually great companions to use and accompany.

Finally.. utilizing these new robots and going through DLC quest could be extremely fun experience in new Survival mode !!!!!!!!



Overall I`d say it is 70 out of 100 points DLC.

Well I think it's overpriced for what it does and what it does doesn't interests me very much.Oh and 9.99$ is not 9.99€ that also annoys me.

Which are not worth 10$.

Don't you dare compare NV's amazing DLC with that pile of garbage.

Hopefully after that they'll be finished catering to the Minecraft crowd and we'll get a dlc with actual substance that lasts more than 3 hours.

No and No Automatron would not be considered as a expansion pack since it adds only robot building and modifications.

Expansion packs have to be bigger than the main video game itself, as big as the main video game itself or about the or close to the size of the main video game itself like Bloodmoon and Tribunal for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Shivering Isles for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, The Pitt and Point Lookout for Fallout 3 or Dawnguard and Dragonborn for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Also expansion packs have to take you to a new landmass or extend the video games world map a little bit or like go to a new realm or world like the Tranquility Lane quest in Fallout 3 or the Soul Cairn in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's expansion pack Dawnguard.

Considering that there are other games with 10$ DLC that have more content and substance, not even close.

I think it`s somewhat expensive to be $10 DLC.

The quest itself is short, but contents can be used for hundreds of hours in the original game..

This DLC can make game experience significantly better when we restart the game.

Anyway, I think it`s still better than buying 2 BigMacs. lol

Money well spent IMO.

I'm not even counting Automatron's tacked on story. Two "new" locations, a few quests, more radiant quests (As if we needed more of those damn things), and a new crafting mechanic that gets boring after a couple of hours.

I'd hardly call that substance and it certainly isn't high quality DLC when you compare it to what other games are offering for 10$ DLC.

I don't see any reason this couldn't have been bundled with the workshop at this price point.