Favorite DLC?

[kenkelyinger01]

I already I 2 DLCs the lost river one and the yellowstone coat color one. But I want to know what your favorite DLC is right now so I can get another one.

[Solstice]

Lost River that has to be my favorite. Just cause of all the fun little details added. Like "pets" having become feral and still roaming around the map. The town area(still my favorite to this day), the ranch and all the ways the rancher will try and stop you, and the soundtrack in itself. Just love the map to pieces. Can't wait to play it in the saga.

[crys]

It's hard to choose a favorite because I love all of them but if you're going to get another DLC I'd vote for the Hellroaring Map DLC. An entire new area to explore and new achievements is a win for me every time.

[Misto Taco Laddy!]

Lost River easy!

[Depressed_Cat]

The Lost River and Hellroaring Mountain maps are my favorite, but I also really like the Building Character DLC. Since you already have Lost River I'd suggest Hellroaring or Building Character. Building Character is cheaper too.

[littlepaws]

Lost river DLC, crazy fun on accurate (i haven't done it on accurate yet actually, but it looks fun) and it's also where my first elderwolf was created and died. has so much achievements too

[NovaNinja]

Building character and Lost River DLC. LR is the only map I succeeded in raising pups in!

[topp]

The Lost River DLC is probably my favorite DLC, because not only does it add a new map, but it also adds; the cattle ranch, and houses you can go in, and some really fun achievements, and some cool new dens.
The Building Character goes behind that, but only just, since I love the ability to make my wolf be missing a eye and stuff like that. For me, it really adds to the game-play, since I often give my wolves injuries mid-game if they get hurt.
At the moment, Hellroaring Mountain is below them. I haven't played on it much and although I really enjoy having a new map to explore, with the addition of being able to be in serious danger outside the park, it just isn't as different as Lost River.

Not having the Yellowstone Coat DLC and the Music DLC, I can't rank those.
I am planning on getting the Yellowstone Coat DLC at some point, and although I don't think it will become a favorite, I do enjoy having a variety of coats that my pups can get.
I'm not sure, if I'll ever get the Music DLC, that I could rank it with the others, because music is different then things that add to game-play, but if you like the music, as I do, it's probably a pretty good DLC.

[Depressed_Cat]

Originally posted by topp:

The Lost River DLC is probably my favorite DLC, because not only does it add a new map, but it also adds; the cattle ranch, and houses you can go in, and some really fun achievements, and some cool new dens.
The Building Character goes behind that, but only just, since I love the ability to make my wolf be missing a eye and stuff like that. For me, it really adds to the game-play, since I often give my wolves injuries mid-game if they get hurt.
At the moment, Hellroaring Mountain is below them. I haven't played on it much and although I really enjoy having a new map to explore, with the addition of being able to be in serious danger outside the park, it just isn't as different as Lost River.

Not having the Yellowstone Coat DLC and the Music DLC, I can't rank those.
I am planning on getting the Yellowstone Coat DLC at some point, and although I don't think it will become a favorite, I do enjoy having a variety of coats that my pups can get.
I'm not sure, if I'll ever get the Music DLC, that I could rank it with the others, because music is different then things that add to game-play, but if you like the music, as I do, it's probably a pretty good DLC.

The soundtrack doesn't add anything to the game. Most you get from that is the option to sit back and listen to all the tracks plus some bonus ones without having to play the game. The reason I bought it was to support the developers (take my money grrrrr), though I do find myself going back and listening to it every few weeks. It's not something I recommend you buy if you'd rather have a DLC, though. DLCs support the devs more than the soundtrack (being more generally expensive) and also actually add something to the game.

It's not really a DLC, just access to the music without playing! (Edit: Yes it is technically DLC, but it isn't DLC that adds anything to the game so most people wouldn't consider it that. Technically almost everything on your computer is DLC because it's content that can be downloaded.)

[topp]

Originally posted by Depressed_Cat:

Originally posted by topp:

The Lost River DLC is probably my favorite DLC, because not only does it add a new map, but it also adds; the cattle ranch, and houses you can go in, and some really fun achievements, and some cool new dens.
The Building Character goes behind that, but only just, since I love the ability to make my wolf be missing a eye and stuff like that. For me, it really adds to the game-play, since I often give my wolves injuries mid-game if they get hurt.
At the moment, Hellroaring Mountain is below them. I haven't played on it much and although I really enjoy having a new map to explore, with the addition of being able to be in serious danger outside the park, it just isn't as different as Lost River.

Not having the Yellowstone Coat DLC and the Music DLC, I can't rank those.
I am planning on getting the Yellowstone Coat DLC at some point, and although I don't think it will become a favorite, I do enjoy having a variety of coats that my pups can get.
I'm not sure, if I'll ever get the Music DLC, that I could rank it with the others, because music is different then things that add to game-play, but if you like the music, as I do, it's probably a pretty good DLC.

The soundtrack doesn't add anything to the game. Most you get from that is the option to sit back and listen to all the tracks plus some bonus ones without having to play the game. The reason I bought it was to support the developers (take my money grrrrr), though I do find myself going back and listening to it every few weeks. It's not something I recommend you buy if you'd rather have a DLC, though. DLCs support the devs more than the soundtrack (being more generally expensive) and also actually add something to the game.

It's not really a DLC, just access to the music without playing!

It might not connect to the game, but it is labeled as a DLC (has the DLC mark on it when you look at all the DLCs). So I'd call it a DLC, even if it doesn't add to the game-play.

[mmm crunchy celery]

lost river for the win