» Fri May 27, 2011 9:46 pm
I'm going to say no, for DLCs I'd rather have them expand on settings and themes they've established in FNV. For example, The O:A dlc for FO3, which though I wasn't a huge fan of, expanded stuff they mentioned in game. So it was cool to get some back story then be able to jump in the DLC.
I don't really expect them to do this with most DLC but that's what appeals to me.
So, a burned man dlc appeals to me because you got a taste of some back story from the main game, then get to interact with those characters in the dlc.