About the dlc

[Juzinha]

Is there a way for me to have a save with DLC and another without? I just bought all the dlc and I'm thinking about playing with them in my main save, however I have a secondary save and I wouldn't want to activate the dlc in it, if I activate it to play only with the main save and deactivate it to enter the save secondary, will it go wrong?

[Ani Blade]

I haven't actually tested this, but you can ignore the DLC.
You'll get the introduction events, but after that, unless you engage with the story, you can ignore it until you want to actually play.

Breaking Dead: Comes bundled with base game for Steam players. After three weeks, walking into the morgue triggers a conversation with Gerry about zombies.
Stranger Sins: Give silver quality wine to Gerry.
Game of Crone: Church must be open. Go to sleep (there are three separate quest lines. One with Donkey, one with the Villagers where you get dragged to a meeting, one where someone shows up in your house).
Better Save Soul: Not available for Switch. Must have morgue chute repaired. Next corpse delivery triggers start.

I also would recommend playing the DLC's in order (ignoring BD since it has no story/lore).
SS has the most spoilers/lore followed by GoC. BSS has a small amount of world building, but nothing super crucial in my opinion.
It is best to start playing the DLC after you have completed the base game at least once, simply because of the story. It does make one part slightly trickier to do (for BSS), but otherwise you get spoilers which could actually end up being slightly confusing.

[Dosbilliam, Boring but Practical]

As Ani said, outside of the intro bits starting any of them is entirely your choice; you need to give the Wine to Gerry to start SS, the Refugee Camp in GoC can handle itself until you want to work on it and the rest are based on you doing certain things, and outside of maybe finding the occasional Sin Shard in a corpse you get, BSS is also whenever you get around to it.

[Juzinha]

Originally posted by Dosbilliam, Boring but Practical:

As Ani said, outside of the intro bits starting any of them is entirely your choice; you need to give the Wine to Gerry to start SS, the Refugee Camp in GoC can handle itself until you want to work on it and the rest are based on you doing certain things, and outside of maybe finding the occasional Sin Shard in a corpse you get, BSS is also whenever you get around to it.

ok, in the main save there's very little left to finish the game, and in the secondary save I'm still at the beginning, on the mission to oil the donkey, so I didn't want to activate the dlc in the secondary save,

[Dosbilliam, Boring but Practical]

Originally posted by Juzinha:

Originally posted by Dosbilliam, Boring but Practical:

As Ani said, outside of the intro bits starting any of them is entirely your choice; you need to give the Wine to Gerry to start SS, the Refugee Camp in GoC can handle itself until you want to work on it and the rest are based on you doing certain things, and outside of maybe finding the occasional Sin Shard in a corpse you get, BSS is also whenever you get around to it.

ok, in the main save there's very little left to finish the game, and in the secondary save I'm still at the beginning, on the mission to oil the donkey, so I didn't want to activate the dlc in the secondary save,

Yeah, you'll be able to ignore it after getting the initial quests.