at best, right?

dawnguard: nothing really to do outside the main quest. Good guild with the vampire/dawnguard faction, but not really worth $20

dragonborn: dragon riding is limited, no spears, no playable werebears, staff enchanter is poorly implemented, azhidals aritifacts are hardly unique looking, and cost 12000 gold, main quest is severly lacking in terms of everything.

hearthfire: did what it had to do, which was setting a player home and furnishing it with a family/pets. Mods easily beat it though.

Dragonborne was well beyond mediocre in my mind, it was the one DLC we got that even came close to being "big" or anywhere near what we got with Shivering Isles. I think that both Dawnguard and Hearthfire were both pretty forgettable though.

Yawn.......zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I wouldn't know either way because I haven't played any of them yet.....

No, sorry, I can't agree.

Dawnguard was a lot more than just the main quest. It didn't add much in the way of new areas, but it added to and changed some, of Skyrim itself.

Hearthfire? Best $5 DLC I've ever bought.

Dragonborn had as much content, if not more, than The Shivering Isles, despite being smaller.

I like the three of them. They were satisfactory to say the least.