DLC worth?

[Boba Fitt]

If it was Witcher 3 and they released a new DLC i would buy it in an instand bc its a nobrainer but what about the Phantom Library? Is it worth 30 euro? Even The witcher DLC werent that expensive.

[Ziev217]

Phantom Liberty is worth it.

[[=]Josiah]

Depends on how much you enjoyed CP2077?

If you really liked the base-game, you'll probably really like Phantom Liberty.

Also, it depends on what $30 euros is worth to you: In the USA, that's the cost of one maybe two movie tickets. For me, the entertainment value of the PL expansion at that price is worth skipping seeing two movies in the theater. It's definitely more than 8 hours of additional content, so time versus money spent is in favor of Phantom Liberty.

But only if you actually like CP2077 to begin with...

[Boba Fitt]

Originally posted by =Josiah:

Depends on how much you enjoyed CP2077?

If you really liked the base-game, you'll probably really like Phantom Liberty.

Also, it depends on what $30 euros is worth to you: In the USA, that's the cost of one maybe two movie tickets. For me, the entertainment value of the PL expansion at that price is worth skipping seeing two movies in the theater. It's definitely more than 8 hours of additional content, so time versus money spent is in favor of Phantom Liberty.

But only if you actually like CP2077 to begin with...

I hated the gameplay but loved the Story, i still get sad when i think about Jackie.

[Videogamejohnson]

Well if you played both of Witcher 3 DLCs, I regret to inform you that Phantom Liberty is definitely the weakest of the three.

Now it's not night and day difference and your classic CDPR DNA does shine through, but yeah if you're like me and you enjoy Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine especially because of their replay value, you're just not going to get here with PL. It's great for 1 playthrough, though.

So yeah hard to say if it is worth the 30€, I was definitely at least a little bit underwhelmed when HoS and BaW is the benchmark.

[Boba Fitt]

Originally posted by Videogamejohnson:

Well if you played both of Witcher 3 DLCs, I regret to inform you that Phantom Liberty is definitely the weakest of the three.

Now it's not night and day difference and your classic CDPR DNA does shine through, but yeah if you're like me and you enjoy Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine especially because of their replay value, you're just not going to get here with PL. It's great for 1 playthrough, though.

So yeah hard to say if it is worth the 30€, I was definitely at least a little bit underwhelmed when HoS and BaW is the benchmark.

Ty, i was looking for this. I guess its a no for me then.

[Helifax]

Originally posted by ThatTimeIGotReinc.AsACornStar:

Originally posted by Videogamejohnson:

Well if you played both of Witcher 3 DLCs, I regret to inform you that Phantom Liberty is definitely the weakest of the three.

Now it's not night and day difference and your classic CDPR DNA does shine through, but yeah if you're like me and you enjoy Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine especially because of their replay value, you're just not going to get here with PL. It's great for 1 playthrough, though.

So yeah hard to say if it is worth the 30€, I was definitely at least a little bit underwhelmed when HoS and BaW is the benchmark.

Ty, i was looking for this. I guess its a no for me then.

Phantom Liberty is actually 2 levels above the story of CP2077 (and maybe on par with HoS although it's a combination between HoS and B&W) and if you want to see how the story diverge you actually need to play it at least 2 times.
I would say it's a no brainer, but if you don't want to grab it now, wait for a sale or something. It is defo worth it!

[[=]Josiah]

Originally posted by ThatTimeIGotReinc.AsACornStar:

Originally posted by =Josiah:

Depends on how much you enjoyed CP2077?

If you really liked the base-game, you'll probably really like Phantom Liberty.

Also, it depends on what $30 euros is worth to you: In the USA, that's the cost of one maybe two movie tickets. For me, the entertainment value of the PL expansion at that price is worth skipping seeing two movies in the theater. It's definitely more than 8 hours of additional content, so time versus money spent is in favor of Phantom Liberty.

But only if you actually like CP2077 to begin with...

I hated the gameplay but loved the Story, i still get sad when i think about Jackie.

If you want a story that will make you feel, Phantom Liberty will definitely do that.
Maybe wait until it's on sale, again, since you didn't like the gameplay.

[Gamer™]

Phantom Liberty is a great story.

Gameplay is definitely better than it was pre-launch, so maybe you'll like it more this time around?

I can't speak on how it compares to The Witcher games since I haven't played those, but I'd definitely say it's a good story.

You seem on the fence, so I agree with others and say wait for a sale. But I think it's still worth the $30 as well. It's more of the base game with improvements in a few areas.

[Trazyn_the_Shattered_Asshat]

as others have said, the dlc is amazing opening up a whole new area and new stories and the main story is great but if your on the fence definitely wait for a sale

[Mika]

I loved the DLC, it's 100% worth it. The story adds so much to the game as a whole, I strongly recommend it.

[[=]Josiah]

Originally posted by Lancenig:

Originally posted by Trazyn_the_Shattered_Asshat:

as others have said, the dlc is amazing opening up a whole new area and new stories and the main story is great but if your on the fence definitely wait for a sale

I just read what everyone else typed and not one person claimed it to be "amazing" actually...so....
what?

I didn't say it here but I have previously said it elsewhere: the game is amazing, the expansion is amazing. I think it's a work of art and I wish I had bought it when it first released rather than wait for it to go on sale. Only a handful of games have really made me sit with the experience and still resonates after months or years -this is one of them.