Which edition worth to get, if any?

[The Traveler]

I got previous sGw titles, I just wonder which edition of the game worth getting. Far as I see have many skins and few weapon packs. I guess you can finish and play the game flawlesly without the weapons, I'm only interested in Soundtrack DLC.
Their is Digital Deluxe Edition and Full Arsenal Edition, the second one seems contain all DLCs the first one random ones + OST.

Simple way: any of the DLCs actually worth geting? If do Deluxe version worth OST + some DLCs.

I jsut see thise franchise got famous and infected by the DLCs.

[Stealthburglar]

If you want all the DLCs you can use in game, go with Full Arsenal.

[TwistedGraphene]

The skins are really a matter of personal preference. All of them are really flashy. As for the weapon packs:

Sturm Bodyguard 9: Totally unimpressive. It's just another sidearm. Grab it if you like how it looks
SV-Amur: Solid rifle, last time I messed with it the suppressed sound was really wimpy, but it's semi-auto and kills with bodyshots.
Merciless Marksman: The weapons don't offer any new functionality that you wouldn't get from base-game weapons. Grab it if you like how they look.
Savage Sniper: These weapons were ported from Contracts 2, so have some weird stuff going on, but the MSSR would be a substantial step up from the starting rifle if you want to make the early game easier.
Seeker's Select: The sniper is pretty meh, the secondary shotgun I haven't played with, but the pistol has luring bullets, which could be some nice extra utility.
Crossbow Chaos: The sniper is pretty meh, but the secondary assault rifle can be suppressed unlike all the other secondaries, and the crossbow is a handy tool. No idea if the revolver is any good.

Personally, if I was buying the game again, I would get just the base game and buy the soundtrack separately, and if you're having fun with the game next time there's a sale, then I would grab the full arsenal bundle.

[The Traveler]

引用自 TwistedGraphene：

The skins are really a matter of personal preference. All of them are really flashy. As for the weapon packs:

Sturm Bodyguard 9: Totally unimpressive. It's just another sidearm. Grab it if you like how it looks
SV-Amur: Solid rifle, last time I messed with it the suppressed sound was really wimpy, but it's semi-auto and kills with bodyshots.
Merciless Marksman: The weapons don't offer any new functionality that you wouldn't get from base-game weapons. Grab it if you like how they look.
Savage Sniper: These weapons were ported from Contracts 2, so have some weird stuff going on, but the MSSR would be a substantial step up from the starting rifle if you want to make the early game easier.
Seeker's Select: The sniper is pretty meh, the secondary shotgun I haven't played with, but the pistol has luring bullets, which could be some nice extra utility.
Crossbow Chaos: The sniper is pretty meh, but the secondary assault rifle can be suppressed unlike all the other secondaries, and the crossbow is a handy tool. No idea if the revolver is any good.

Personally, if I was buying the game again, I would get just the base game and buy the soundtrack separately, and if you're having fun with the game next time there's a sale, then I would grab the full arsenal bundle.

Thanks for the info, I'll think I just get the core and OST. SGW3 had many DLC stuff - bought the Gold Edition - and mostly didn't use any of the stuff.
Also, it reminds to Mass Effect 3 which base a lot fow eapons + DLCs and promotional. I don't think after 500 hours palytiem I'll used all of them.