what was your favorite part in the FNV DLC Honest Hearts?

Meeting the burned man as he loaded a number of .45s.

pretty much all dialogue with the Burned Man plus Follows Chalk

What I hate the most is Waking Cloud "Hey no don't run over to punch them bears......great now your dead"

The beginning part - going to Joshua, admiring the nature in between, doing first three quests with Follows-Chalk...then it got boring fast.

Agreed! I love that part! Graham rocks!

Meeting The Legend, The Burned Man.

Talking to Joshua for the first time.

Finding the Survivalist's skeleton after reading all of his terminal entries.

Arriving at Zion for the first time and seeing the whole canyon.

Definitely seeing Zion for the first time. And roaming around the place with Follows-Chalk.

i completely agree my favorite part was first seeing Zion and follows chalk and his really funny sayings lol

Definitely the The Survivalist's story. (or the legend of the Father in the Cave, if you prefer). Honestly the best moment in New Vegas. If the not the best, maybe second best. Felt a huge connection to the character. Most notably, it pleases both the "I want good stories and dialogue" crowd and the "DLC? Better give me some cool stuff" crowd. You read all his entries, then get one of the most useful/powerful guns in the game, and a unique set of armor? Winner winner chicken dinner son! Not to mention you actually get to see his legacy in the Sorrows. Honest Hearts is my favorite DLC for sure.

Finding the Survivalist's corpse.

I looked for him for about thirty minutes, and all along he was laying dead behind the tree that I started at.

Two bears high-fiving.

It's a tie between reading the Survivorlist's journal's and meeting Graham for the 1st time.

That was a special moment. It was the thing that turned this good DLC into a great one, in my opinion.

Everything, mostly Graham, he was AWEZOMEEEEEEEE.

Although they disappointed me with the area, it looked beautiful, but i thought it was gonna be a are with New Caanan (as a ruin) and more then 3 tribes. It was barely worth it if not counting Graham, all the weapons and the survivalist.

Graham was clearly the best part of the DLC.

I was speaking with Daniel about the Sorrows, and I get the option to say that I think the Sorrows are mistaking the Father in the Caves with his Father(the holy trinity?)
He then makes a very interesting note that compares the Survivalist's story to that of Jesus. The Father(The Survivalist), The Son(his son who died when the bombs dropped) and the Holy Ghost(his original wife).

This isn't exactly accurate to a point, but it is extremely close. The other part was at the end when I had taken the option to attack the White Legs, and when Salt Upon Wounds told me what Joshua Graham had been doing before I met him. Mercilessly slaughtering White Legs. I put two and two together and realized he was doing the same thing as Caesar.

Thanks for saving me the time and effort to write out exactly those same words- QFT.

The ending.

In some ways, this. I don't have a problem with Honest Hearts like our darling Meghan does, but I just didn't enjoy the overly drawn out Fetch Quest. Plus, I was pretty annoyed that Graham had like 3-4 endings, where as Daniel had the 'whimp out' option. Seriously, if I can convince a hypocrite in denial to come at peace with his demons, why the hell can't I convince Daniel to see the praciticality of whiping out the White Legs from Zion?

Where I assume the slides show the broken bodies of the dissolute that have fallen beneath the mighty hooves of the Legion bull?

http://www.waltsense.com/storage/articles/20090713_BullStomp.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1247507555402

Yeah, I can see how a Legion supporter might be annoyed with Honest Hearts. There's no way of allying with the White Legs, which would be the logical thing to do if you're Legion.

Though you can kill all of the named characters, it even gives you quest for it.

I didn't buy a $10.00 DLC to spend 4 minutes killing everybody.