I am still surprised, blood and wine was dlc. It felt like a standalone game.
HoS plot was more touching though.
Also, worth mentioning GTA 4 lost and damned.
HoS plot was more touching though.
Also, worth mentioning GTA 4 lost and damned.
Baldur's Gate siege of Dragonspear
Maybe not a DLC but I see it as the eqivalent since this was more or less before they started calling it DLC.
Far Harobur in FO4
All DLC for FNV except maybe the gun runners or what it was.
Shadow Broker was very good.
Dawnguard for Skyrim
Lich King in WoW
Maybe not a DLC but I see it as the eqivalent since this was more or less before they started calling it DLC.
Far Harobur in FO4
All DLC for FNV except maybe the gun runners or what it was.
Shadow Broker was very good.
Dawnguard for Skyrim
Lich King in WoW
Tresspasser for Inquisition
Shadow Broker and Citadel for Mass Effect
Fate of Atlantis for Odyessy
...and on some real shit? The Monthly Updates for Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Shadow Broker and Citadel for Mass Effect
Fate of Atlantis for Odyessy
...and on some real shit? The Monthly Updates for Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone. Gaunter O'Dimm was legit.
Swear his face is on the Police officer at the beginning of CP2077s street kid origin.
Swear his face is on the Police officer at the beginning of CP2077s street kid origin.
All time?
1. Witcher 3, both expansions, and it's not even a question
2. NWN1 - Hordes of the Underdark singlehandedly made a shit concept and a boring, barely enjoyable base game, NWN1, into something spectacularly good.
3.DAO:Awakening
Next after that would be Mass effect, Dishonored and Xcom1/2: Enemy Within/War of the Chosen
1. Witcher 3, both expansions, and it's not even a question
2. NWN1 - Hordes of the Underdark singlehandedly made a shit concept and a boring, barely enjoyable base game, NWN1, into something spectacularly good.
3.DAO:Awakening
Next after that would be Mass effect, Dishonored and Xcom1/2: Enemy Within/War of the Chosen
Ooo, I forgot about that one it was very good, agreed.
The Witcher 3 DLC seems almost impossible to beat. Diablo 2: LoD was pretty incredible as well.
But Hearts of Stone was one of the best stories in gaming history. Blood and Wine was like a whole new game.
Even though they have had a team on the Cyberpunk expansion seemingly before release... and it keeps growing and getting bigger... and it will be such a long time since release... it is hard for me to believe CDPR can give us as much as they gave us for The Witcher 3. If they do that would be mighty impressive.
But Hearts of Stone was one of the best stories in gaming history. Blood and Wine was like a whole new game.
Even though they have had a team on the Cyberpunk expansion seemingly before release... and it keeps growing and getting bigger... and it will be such a long time since release... it is hard for me to believe CDPR can give us as much as they gave us for The Witcher 3. If they do that would be mighty impressive.
The best remembered DLC for me is Citadel from ME3. Lair of the shadowbroker is maybe 2nd, but that one is extremely subjective as I love Liara and so DLC about her is an instant winner for me
If we are going back I guess Throne of Bhaal for the Baldur's gate 2.
Blood and wine have the honorable mention, as I keep hearing how big and well done it is. I never played it, as I am not a fan of the witcher 3, but there....
(ugh I hope it is the correct phrase)
If we are going back I guess Throne of Bhaal for the Baldur's gate 2.
Blood and wine have the honorable mention, as I keep hearing how big and well done it is. I never played it, as I am not a fan of the witcher 3, but there....
Yea I am going with 'whatever happens happens' mindset. I will most likely buy the DLC, as I want to reply the game anyway, but I don't want to get hyped for it. As far as I am concerned that way lay disaster
(ugh I hope it is the correct phrase)
I'm not gonna lie, Citadel DLC is good. But you can't compare it with Blood & Wine, which add like other already mentioned it, almost a "full game".Blood and wine have the honorable mention, as I keep hearing how big and well done it is. I never played it, as I am not a fan of the witcher 3, but there....
It add a whole map which is pretty big, a quite long main quest, bunch of side quests, bunch of contracts, bunch of new stuffs and so on... So in terms of "size" (playing time), it's uncomparable. (for me, easily around 40-50 hours...)
An Addition to this short list: Mass Effect 3's Shore Leave / Party (with the 'famous' picture as seen in OP)
I'm not gonna lie, Citadel DLC is good. But you can't compare it with Blood & Wine, which add like other already mentioned it, almost a "full game".
It add a whole map which is pretty big, a quite long main quest, bunch of side quests, bunch of contracts, bunch of new stuffs and so on... So in terms of "size" (playing time), it's uncomparable. (for me, easily around 40-50 hours...)
I didn't play The Witcher 3 until a few years ago - so all the DLC was already out and included in the game.
I remember beating the game and being like... holy crap that was an amazing game and it took me like 120+ hours. Then I beat Hearts of Stone and I was like wow... that is one of the best stories ever and that was a ton of content! I hope the other expansion is as big as this one was.
Then I got to Toussaint and was like... WTF is going on? Is this The Witcher 4?
I have never felt like I got more bang for my buck than with The Witcher 3. I was genuinely in awe of how much high quality content was in the base game. Then even more blown away by how much they packed into the DLCs.
For time + enjoyment I'd have to say Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. This is kind of cheating because Iceborne in itself got many free title updates!
I loved Assassin's Creed Odyssey's Fate Of Atlantis episode 2 - Torment of Hades too, Tartaros was very memorable.
I loved Assassin's Creed Odyssey's Fate Of Atlantis episode 2 - Torment of Hades too, Tartaros was very memorable.
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