Cheapest way to get all DLC

[Princ3matt517]

As the title says, looking for the cheapest way to get all of the DLC. Which bundles should I combine to where im not accidentally double paying for maps. I don't really care about all of the extra cosmetic stuff though.

[hackintoshchap]

You don't get charged for DLC that you already own.

You can NOT own two of the same games or DLCs on a single Steam account.

[MagnusA]

Cheapest way to buy all DLCs is to await a sale. 75% discount is not uncommon.

I read somewhere that if a DLC is in two or more bundles, buy one bundle at a time. That way you give Steam a decent chance to detect that you already own that DLC.

As soon as you have bought and installed the first bundle, you can buy next. DLCs you already own (from the first bundle and prior to that) will be deducted.

Buy the bundles in any order you want.

Be aware that some bundles contain extra stuff like a paint job DLC or so. If you don't want those extra stuff, consider buying the main DLCs separately as usual for the same price. The bundle discount is only 10% or so. Extra DLCs quickly eats up that.

[mojo_musica]

Put together whatever DLC, whether it is bundles or single states that you want, in your Steam wishlist, and Steam will send you an email as soon as anything is on sale.

[🦊 Hermit]

If you want all of a particular type of DLC, but not other types (for example, all map DLC but you aren't interested in paint jobs), check the price of bundles carefully. It may be that buying the individual DLCs separately may be cheaper than buying the bundle, because the bundle bloats out with the extra stuff that you do not want and will never use.

That was the case for me - when buying a number of states, I didn't care about the heavy haulage, paint jobs and extras. And when I totted up the bundle price vs. just buying the states I wanted separately, separate saved me a bit of cash over the bundle.

[The Pitts]

The Great Plains bundle is probably your best bet as it contains only map DLCs no fluff.