Expansions etc

[Manimal]

I have a friend that we play survival games and since its 10 euros now we think of buying it.
The thing is that the game has way too many expansions (all of them with the game cost 90 euros) and I was wondering if all of them worth it or if they add a lot of stuff in the game.
I know Isle of Siptah is like a big expansion but what about the other stuff?

[nathanharding666]

the base game is good the dlc is armour weapons castle houses horse saddles not that great the workshop mods are great get the 10 euros one and just mod it

[steventirey]

All of the DLC sold on Steam (with the exception of the Isle of Siptah) is just cosmetics. You don't need any of it. None of it will give any advantage at all.

While the Isle of Siptah DLC will add some stuff to the normal map (nothing that gives an advantage, unless you count the ability to ride rhinos an advantage), it is mostly its own separate map.

[Wotannatow]

Isle of Siptah is a separate map expansion. All the others are just different building styles, armours, weapons and pet skins, placables and other cosmetic stuff.
You can gift armours, weapons and placeables from the dlc to friends if you own them and they dont -- that's very different to how the stuff you can get from the bazaar works.

[PostalGibbon]

Expansions add armor set, weapon and pet skins and different building sets.
Look Wiki for pictures of different armor sets and look for dlc tags if armor is base game or dlc.
You can also watch youtube videos of different building sets by watching example Lyumilights building videos. They are almost all done in DLC building sets and with added ingame bazaar shop building pieces bought in game so they are not accurate presentation what you can build in base game without DLC.

I would say buy base game + siptah expansion and if you really like the game and especially building aspect of it then buy more DLC later.

[Deacon the destroyer]

Buy the base game, play it, make up your mind if it's worth investing in. You don't need any of the DLCs.