Best dlc and why?

[Coffee?]

Story dlc only. I like Dragon keep cause we'll at first I thought that tiny tina was just trying to be mean to lilith but than at the last moment I relized that she was denying that her almost father like figure died. I was mind blown i had no idea that was what was going on. Then Tina hugging the statue almost made me cry. Also it had the best story out of the dlc and also the best humor (torgue runner up)

[clkwrks]

Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage.Because...REASONS!!!

[NewTroll]

Spoilers!

As for me, I loved Tiny Tina's because I'm much more into fantasy and it really takes me back to me AD&D roots.

Next would be Torgue's. Funny and fun, can't beat that combination! Scarlett's was fun but not as funny, and Hammerlock's was funny but not as fun. EXPLOSIONS???

[Coffee?]

ya hammerloks had a terrible story it's just o this guy is a hyperion scientist hes trying to bring jak back boring

[Dose]

This is just my opinion, obviously, and you may disagree, but for story and atmosphere, after Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, Hammerlock's DLC was the second best. For me, Torgue and Captain Scarlett were just hollow story-wise. Torgue is mostly just "kill all of these guys and win sweet lootz" and Captain Scarlett reminds me of fetch quests. Piston's barely likeable at all, and Captain Scarlett is just too damn nice to be a good villain. On the other hand, Professor Nakayama is too ineffectual and giddy over being your archnemesis to seem like major threat, but it's obvious that he also wants you dead quite badly -- like Jack, only he's much less threatening aside from his Savages and Jackenstein. As for atmosphere, the Hammerlock DLC had a large variation of colors and environments. For Captain Scarlett and Torgue, all there really is dust and desert (which, to me, is quite reminiscent of parts of Borderlands 1). In Hammerlock's DLC, the enemies range from the Scaylion to the Bullymong to the Drifter to the Borok. In Captain Scarlett, all you really fight (outside of Washburne Refinery and bosses) are Sand Worms and Pirates, and the only basic enemies you fight in Torgue's Campaign are reskinned Bandits, Engineers, and Loaders, Rats, the occasional bike, buzzards, the rare Goliath, and Enforcers (which are like Goliaths, but with new voice lines, skins and AI coding). Don't get me wrong, Mr. Torgue and Captain Scarlett both are great, but to me, Hammerlock's DLC is better, story and atmosphere wise. Now if only they could make it so that the Savages were easier...
Oh, right, Hammerlock's DLC has Claptrap, too. Any DLC with a funny Claptrap gets a point in my book.

[NewTroll]

FirePyro192 eredeti hozzászólása:

Oh, right, Hammerlock's DLC has Claptrap, too. Any DLC with a funny Claptrap gets a point in my book.

Even though I too love Claptrap, have a feeling he subtracts a point for many others.

[randygilmore2001]

The ending of Tiny Tina's dlc brought tears to my eyes, and I really enjoyed the AD&D atmosphere, I enjoyed all the dlc's The only thing about Hammerlock's that I was disappointed in was his non involvement with the adventures. Had he gone along and shot a few things, for me that would have been great, as I enjoy the character.

[ShadowMoses]

I really like the Tiny Tina DLC story. I have never personally played D&D, but i really liked the D&D feel (at least what ive heard of it). Im having a hard time right now trying to describe why it was so good, but i really liked you never really knew what was coming next. This kind of goes back to the D&D thing where you can change the story at any time and with Tiny Tina in charge who knew what was going to happen. A very well done DLC.

My 2nd favorite is Captain Scarletts DLC. I really liked Captain Scarlett as a character. Its not very often you work with the "enemy" throughout the story. It was a nice change of pace from the: Meet the bad guy, bad guy talks crap the whole game, big final battle to kill the bad guy approach. I felt bad for blowing up Herbert though. My next playthrough he is going to live.

[Heathn]

Tiny Tina's DLC was the best for me, mostly because of the fantasy theme world

[solidvader]

Tiny tina's because it is challenging as well as I love the atmosphere and because you get to see butt stallion lol...also...dragons. Anything with dragons is automatically bad ass. :)

[dARE]

My personal (albeit fractured) impressions of the DLCs:

Captain Scarlett: Now that the glimmer is wearing off of Tiny Tina DLC, I think this is the best overall enjoyable play. The story is pretty good, the Quest rewards are simply some of the best weapons in the game, and there is a nice variety to the maps/locations so it doesn't always feel like you're in the same place throughout the campaign.

Tiny Tina Assault on Dragon Keep: Tied for best, or second best - I can't decide. The writing and challenging gameplay are superior to the other DLCs, hands down. The new seraph weapons and grenade mods are off-the-charts awesome. You just can't play without them once you've had a taste. Only problem I had was the hype of it being so massively BIGGER than the other DLCs, when in fact it seemed a lot shorter with fewer locales. There's the town, the forest, the castle and the keep - that's it. Oh, and the mines.

Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage: Not as short or limited as its reputation, but the experience just doesn't stick with you and pull you back to replay over and over like the previous two. Two things make this one a lot of fun and save it from being completely dismissed: 1. Mr. Torgue 2. Infinitely replayable Beatdown Bar Brawl

Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt: This one could have been Awesome if they had used the Witch Doctors more judiciously, and if I didn't get stuck on every crack in the map - jeez, I had to bunnyhop the entire map just to keep moving. Making every single mob encounter into a boss fight may have looked badass on paper, but in gameplay it's just boring and unnecessarily tedious. (If you try to cover up boring repetitive kills with escalating tediuous difficulty, you don't get 'challenging' - you get 'repetitive and tedious'. Metaphor: my dad used to work on our dairy farm all day, then come home and slap on some Old Spice before we went to Bible Class. The result wasn't 'dapper man at church', it was 'cowchips AND cheap after shave'.) Anyway, there's some cool Jakobs weapons as quest rewards, and a way to spend off a LOT of your eridium.

[Sharknado]

dARE eredeti hozzászólása:

There's the town, the forest, the castle and the keep - that's it. Oh, and the mines.

And unassuming docks, and lair of infinite agony... Not to mention, forest consists of 2 pretty different locations.

[dARE]

Ruston eredeti hozzászólása:

dARE eredeti hozzászólása:

There's the town, the forest, the castle and the keep - that's it. Oh, and the mines.

And unassuming docks, and lair of infinite agony... Not to mention, forest consists of 2 pretty different locations.

yeah, I know... it just wasn't as exciting as I'd hoped....still like it a lot tho (the docks are basically part of the town, as are the little island with the airship and Murderlin's Temple; and the Lair...it's part of the castle/keep - I was generous even separating those two)

[neuro]

Assault on Dragon Keep.

[AlexanderXM]

For me, Tiny Tina definitely. It shows growth on one of my favorite characters... plus Torgue gets me to explode things up :P

[Coffee?]

indeeed...REASONS