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An expansion to the main game, which as a standalone is awesome enough, but with the DLC it gets further refined. The main story is more exciting, the gigs are WAY more diverse and unique and the characters are also very interesting, The lore and backstory are intriguing as well.
Main game 9/10
DLC 10/10
Both segments of the game compliment each other.
Which is better, I cannot say. A better question would be whether or not Phantom Liberty is worth it and in my honest opinion, it definitely is. Even at full price, because it adds 20-30+ hours to the game, a new ending and it opens up the previously inaccessible Dogtown and Orbital Air, new weapons, items, clothing and a new perk tree.
If anything, Phantom Liberty is more than just a DLC, it completes the game.
awesome gigs with real choices/consequences
killer soundtrack
new skill tree/weapons
amazing characters and story
great boss fights
multiple endings
best district in the entire NC with so much exploration hidden everywhere
no it was a feature with dlc release. its a overhaul
You do have to enter the DLC area and do the initial missions there to unlock it, though. But after that the new skills and such is available everywhere, and you have access to vendors with special bonus items and such.
I can see the appeal of the dlc it seems gritty and more action but base game I also enjoy just walking around and stuff.