IMO, HH is the best fallout DLC ive played so far!, im only about a third through it, but the moment i got to Zion i was like "man, i dont wanna go back to the Mojave"
Characters-Great
Storytelling-Great
Graphics-Great
New Weapons/Armour- :drool:

Good Job Beth and Obsidian, great piece of DLC, 9/10

I prefer Point Lookout, Broken Steel and Dead Money to be honest but it was okay.

HH > Point lookout But broken steel :flamethrower: HH

well, i can't wait to D/L it :thumbsup: MSoft was supposed to send my 360 back more then a week ago (RROD) but they had issues and said they would just send a replacement... It's supposed to get here on friday so i guess it takes 7 days to find a refurbished console, i think i'm on #5 now...

Regardless, i'm excited for HH :fallout: Glad to see alot of people are enjoying it, perennial whiners aside.

The HH terrain is my favorite of any region in the FO universe to date.

Not so sure about the story though.

But, it's an excellent DLC, and I'd give it high marks.

Edit: And the fully-modded .45 pistol is FREAKING AWESOME.

i agree with every comment above this comment.

Glad to see people are agreeing with me! Some people think HH is a waist of money :ahhh:

I don't get that. I've definitely felt like I have wasted my money on games a few times (Fable 3 anyone?) but that was definitely not the case here. I've only played a little over an hour and I know my money was well spent.

I thought the story of Randall Clark was well done.

I think my experience modding Fallout has given me great insight into the work and time put into this. To say that you waisted your money (really, you got at least 4 hours of entertainment over 2 hours if you spent that ten at a movie) is ridiculous.

Scenery is of course incredible. There are some parts I like, some I dont as would be expected with anything. Certainly not my favorite, but that's okay.
Old World Blues and Lonesome Road are next...and I think this is where it will pick up I think. I think playing DM & HH in the context of all 4 will make them much better.
Can't wait to meet Ulysses....finally..

Geez, I thought it was bad that I'm up to console #3. You have my condolences.

Just finished HH, its great, definatley worth the cash IMO.

I love Grahams armor. And everything else, too. The only thing i was slightly, slightly, ever so slightly disappointed with is how his gun looked. :confused: I would have preferred that his version be bigger and the regular .45 be smaller, not the other way around.

lol thanx. i bought NV on 360 because of the timed DLC, but it's crapped out twice since NV came out. I think Sony is bricking it to spite me... (i'd buy a good PC if i could afford one) sorry for getting off topic

I agree with OP 100%. Even if I accidently slaughtered pretty much everyone in the beginning of the DLC because I didn't know what was what. (ended up getting face [censored] by Joshua Graham 10 minutes later). :whistling: I loved it though haha. I think I will do it on the rest of my characters now.

Kudos! Best DLC in the Fallout world ^_^ :fallout: :thumbsup:

Agreed.

Except... Admittedly, I did scoff a little bit at the rain... I'm sorry but the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time had better looking rain that this. And that was what? A decade ago?

All in all I pretty much enjoyed it.

However, I was disappointed in Graham. He was still cool, but I would've preferred him to be closer to his Van Buren version.

I would have gotten it just for the .45 Auto pistol and the new ammo. I seriously feel spoiled.

Blast back hair + Rough beard + Assassin Suit + Bandana + .45 Auto Pistol = Solid Snake

Snake: War...has changed.

Ron Perlman: Whoa, whoa, buddy. War never changes.

Favorite Fallout DLCs in order of Most Favorite (1) to Least Favorite (7)

(1) The Pitt, come on it had that unique Atmosphere no other DLC has created, you felt helpless, and overwhelmed, and wayyy out of your comfort zone, and the Steel yard just mega creeped me out. A Very well done DLC, with a classic Spartacus-esque storyline, I really really enjoyed all the concepts introduced with The Pitt, and the Ammo press was godlike for it's time, my Top-reigning pick thus far...

(2) Honest Hearts, It's got Joshua Graham... and he's like Darkman with a Bulletproof Vest! And a blast from the Past with all the Tribals, brings me back to the Fallout2 days and the starting village, I forget it's name, Arefu maybe? Very Beautiful, and exciting DLC

(3) Dead Money, This one was tough, Mothership Zeta definitely isn't far behind here, but Dead Money was by far the most unique and strayed the furthest from the typical gameplay, and you just had to love all the colorful companions, especially DogGod. loved my time with the Siera Madre

(4) Mothership Zeta, ok Beth read my mind when I found the alien encounter in Fallout3 and totally expanded upon it, Aliens, anol Probes, Spaceships, and Ray Guns! What more could you want?! Oh yeah how about a Cowboy, Samurai, an Astronaut, and some other Unique people. What Mothership Zeta lacked in Story it made up for with all the new visuals, great weapons, and smart/annoying enemies, and all the sweet alien items, like the crystals and the epoxy.

(5) Point Lookout, Huge area to explore and it's pretty well fleshed out, it's about 1/6 the size of the Capital Wasteland, and it is litered with ruins, and abandoned buildings, boardwalks, military depots, Redneck Mutants, and a Dangerous Cult that has a mysterious Brainy Mastermind behind it. Oh and don't forget the Cool Ghoul in the Calvert Mansion. That guy was the man! I really enjoyed my time in Point Lookout, the Surgery Scene was very trippy, and an unforgettable fallout moment for me (Kinda like when I unleashed the Troggs on Ashur's goons.)

(6) Broken Steel, I went into Broken Steel with high hopes and I ended up enjoying it far less than most of the other Fallout DLCs although the Hellfire Armor was def awesome, and the Ending was Simply Epic! Complete with a potential very evil ending and a shiny new Magnum. Poor Liberty Prime :/

(7) Operation Anchorage, Beths first foray into the Fallout DLC and it wasn't a bad DLC it's just not as good as anything else that's been churned out. The story was some what bland and kinda bounced around allover. The combat was kinda odd at some points, with the squad ai and the enemy ai. Overall tho I enjoyed it and the cool little touches like the Snowmen. The last simulator battle had the potential to be epic, and it seemed like it was going to be when you and your squad charged across the open tundra guns blazing, but once inside it kinda turned into some weird matrix-esque showdown.

I can't wait for Old World Blues and Lonesome Road, and then I'll have the complete Fallout DLC collection to mess around with and run my character through with a Reqiuem for the Capital Wasteland *Hugs Himself and Rolls Around the Bed*