> lvl 30 perk, Nuclear anomaly is suppposed to be the strongest perk in the entire game.but it is bugged and kills player at frequent occasion. > there is nothing special or unique in terms of high level actions or roleplaying. > most of the perks they added should be for level 4-12. 3) The Level-up perks for lvl 22-30, are they good? -> No, not at all. Only choice that you are making is either leave Citadel to be burned or not.which I dont think it qualifies to be an RPG thing. 2) Does this DLC pack involve choice/decision making and its consequence,aka roleplaying? ->Barely, most of the content is focused on combating enclave remnant force. It's a very cheap marketing tactics I really have seeing dev practicing such things to the loyal fans. > I had a strong feeling that the last portion of original game (such as ending, level cap) were removed so it can be repackaged into purchasable DLC pack. > I had a strong feeling that the last 1) What is this Broken Steel DLC about? -> It is about the level cap and freeroam-after-ending. вЂ¦ ExpandДЎ) What is this Broken Steel DLC about? -> It is about the level cap and freeroam-after-ending. It wasn't perfect, but it wasn't the money grab people keep making it out to be. It doesn't mean it was an intentional ploy by Bethesda to get more money out of us. There was a ton of content that was cut from Half-Life 2 and used in the HL2: Episodes that was merely cut DUE TO TIME CONSTRAINTS. Fallout 3 was a HUGE game, and I doubt that any more than 1% of the people who played it ever completed all the quests.

To all the people who are saying that Bethesda cut content from the main game and threw it in Broken Steel just so they could charge us more money for it just plain need to get over it. To me, the missions were the most exciting of any of the DLCs, and the Tesla Cannon is easily the greatest weapon in the game and reason enough to complete it. Broken Steel actually added new content to the Capitol Wasteland and changed the world that I had come to know and enjoy. Operation Anchorage and Mothership Zeta were just quick combat missions that felt tacked on. The added level cap is more than enough of a reason to get this DLC over any of the others, but on top of that it actually felt like a continuation of Fallout 3 rather than a crappy side mission. It has more quests and content than any of the other expansions (with the possible exception of Point Lookout, which I found so drab and boring that I didn't finish any of the side quests). It has more quests and content than any of the other expansions (with I don't know where all the 'It's too short' comments are coming from. I don't know where all the 'It's too short' comments are coming from.

Travel to new locations like the Olney Powerworks, wield destructive new weapons like the Tesla Cannon, and fight powerful new creatures like the Super Mutant Overlord. In Broken Steel, you'll continue your current Fallout 3 character past the events of Project Purity, and work with the Brotherhood of Steel to eradicate the Enclave threat once and for all. Story: You may have dealt the Enclave a serious blow at Project Purity, but their forces are still out there, and still pose a grave threat to the people and security of the Capital Wasteland. Broken Steel moves the level cap for your character from 20 to 30, allowing you to experience even more of the game, including new perks and achievements. (Downloadable Content) Continue your existing Fallout 3 game and finish the fight against the Enclave remnants alongside Liberty Prime.

Summary: (Downloadable Content) Continue your existing Fallout 3 game and finish the fight against the Enclave remnants alongside Liberty Prime.

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