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That's the thing though. What's after Far Harbor. This season pass is suppose to have $60 of content yet all 3 first DLCs take up $40.

A low-priced DLC focuses on just one player demographic? Wow, who would have thought? And there I thought Beth would try to make a "Jack of All Trades, satisfying to none" there! Who would have thought!?

The Price Increase was ANNOUNCED at the same day as the DLC were announced. And that's without saying that a price increase was not even expected.

And if you read the announcements back then, you would have no reason to think that there are ANY quests in Automatron because robot Customization was the one and only thing announced for Automatron. The announcement that there would be quests and such came after the price increase.

That's the whole point of this thread. Its about the future DLC after Far Harbor. Will it be more pointless custimaztion options to keep the minecraft kids happy or will we get some real content that isn't just 1 DLC.

This DLC costs $10. It was advertised as a small DLC that would add robot creation/customization. Far harbor costs $25 and is advertised as their most ambitious DLC idea yet. Comparing them makes no sense whatsoever.

So what's the idea price of a medium size DLC?

This DLC was worth my $10. I feel as though it has plenty of content for that price point.

Stating my opinion is bashing Bethesda. If I wanted to bash them I would be on the YouTube comment section. I do however want them to make some great DLC that'll make the game longer.

Honestly, everything else other than robot customization in this DLC seems like a bonus to me, a real nice bonus from them. The DLc was selling robots, and nothing else basically. So I have no idea what people expected from this.

Imagine there was no Mechanist and the short questline and all we got was a robot workshop. Imagine the rage then. As for Far Harbour, I have no doubts its going to be a massive DLC.

I don't count factions and farms as settlements.


Besides for Diamond City, Goodneighboor, Vault 81, and Bunker Hill I don't really see any other settlement. All these have multiple quests with places to sleep and multiple vendors. What annoys me even more is the location. All in the middle making the north and south bare bones. Tons of interesting settlements are filled up with enemies. Quincy would of gave some depth down south. Fallout 3 and NV spaced out their settlements to give a reason to go to said location on map.

Exactly. They promised us the ability to create and customize robots. When they gave us more than that, everyone started complaining that it still wasn't enough. What are people expecting from a $10 that was advertised as being small and only offering the ability to make robots?

I have all the achievements including the new DLC besides for building 10 robot mods part. I'm going to get that done today when I make some caps to buy shipments. I wonder if even 1/10th of this forum did as much as I did.

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As I said I don't count factions but that's just up to opinion.

Although I'm not happy about the type of DLC compared to stuff like OWB and Dead Money, I was more than satisfied for what they advertised and delivered with Automatron.

Sure it's short, but if you got the season pass like they basically urged people to get, then it's essentially a free add-on. I dunno about you and most other people that planned on buying the DLC, but I got the season pass for around $25 on sale after they announced the price increase. That's the same price as Far Harbor. Everything else is basically free stuff at that point.

Now talking about moving forward in games like for Fallout 5? I would prefer they make DLC like OWB, Dead Money, Dawnguard, Dragonborn, the Pitt and Far Harbor instead of Wasteland Workshop and Automatron. That being said they already planned out the DLC so it's too little too late.

Oh please. Bethesda wants feedback for their games and DLC. IIRC they wanted to test out different price platforms for DLC this time around to see what fans wanted. This thread was created to show dissatisfaction for this particular type of DLC which is precisely what Bethesda wanted.

How much content we get in DLC is irrelevant to the setting of the game.

So they're against free speech? I'm not breaking any rules. What it looks like is you can't handle any negative opinion about your favorite game.

If people want to question if I played the game let's see your achievements/trophies. Let's see if you have all of them like me.

Punishing someone for having an opinion no matter how unpopular it is is not going to go over well with fans. Rather than forgiving, I'd say it's more a case of being smart.

Feedback and complaints have been allowed for decades and without them the world would be even more Totalitarian. Please never run for government.

I don't really care about Trophies but I made it my goal to get every one in Fallout 4. Trophies will say if someone did everything they could do in the game. If people want to say I didn't play the game I want to see their achievements/trophies.