A slightly weaker DLC, as the plot is a bit less interessting and it doesn't really neatly tie in the plot of the other DLCs (like they do with each other), but still very atmospheric, with great locations and great lore (the plot-thing isn't entirely true as it follows the very interessting character Joshua Graham: The Burning Man, but it doesn't strive far from that). Where this really shines through, plot-wise, is through the journals of the Survivalist - his depiction of almost the entire Fallout-timeline - before the war, during it, and post-, to see a detailed description of a very important story-element in the entire Fallout-series. Nice, comfy DLC, that is still in great touch with the standard Fallout-formular, and is more than just an empty desert.

A slightly weaker DLC, as the plot is a bit less interessting and it doesn't really neatly tie in the plot of the other DLCs (like they do with each other), but still very atmospheric, with great locations and great lore (the plot-thing isn't entirely true as it follows the very interessting character Joshua Graham: The Burning Man, but it doesn't strive far from that). Where this really shines through, plot-wise, is through the journals of the Survivalist - his depiction of almost the entire Fallout-timeline - before the war, during it, and post-, to see a detailed description of a very important story-element in the entire Fallout-series. Nice, comfy DLC, that is still in great touch with the standard Fallout-formular, and is more than just an empty desert.