Combination of Broken Steel and Point Lookout

Broken steel for added content to the already present capital wastes

Point look out for its great atmosphere, plus I go to Point look out in real life so it makes the experience alot better.

Point lookout because of the new characters,enemies,guns,and locations. /tops.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':tops:' />

In this order:
Broken Steel, it was big with big ideas and something big to do. Didn't like the original ending when I heard about it so very glad they made it
Mothership Zeta, it's been a while since I did it but I remember liking it just because it was so different
Operation Anchorage, it was the first one I did
The Pitt, don't like slavers so it was good to do them in
Point Lookout, can't stand the setting, trying to get through it again now. Maybe I'll find something I like.

Broken Steel. I loved to see the Brotherhood kick more Enclave [censored], and of course Liberty Prime!

Mothership Zeta because of the weapons.

point lookout. why? because i like the change of environment; water and trees

Then again, I do like Operation Anchorage, Your in the eyes of an American Soldier.

Operaton: Anchorage was basically Battlefield, but for some reason I liked it. Commanding your own (albeit useless) squad, being saluted as I was a well known officer, and the vault rewards were great. I hope they don't make another DLC like it in the future, but it was fun for a while.

I can't just stick with one! I'd have to go with all of them, Bethesda does a excellent job on DLC's.

I have only really played Point Lookout, and of course Broken Steel. Kudos to Broken Steel for making the Level Cap longer! /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':smile:' /> but Point Lookout is really interesting and still scares me whenever I go there or replay it.

I feel like interesting moral dilemmas as well as morally ambiguous characters make for really great story-telling elements and are apart of what (sometimes) makes fallout really fun and thought provoking. the main storyline seemed very biased towards the 'good' faction, the brotherhood of steel, as there was no way to work more closely with the enclave. and going against the brotherhood has little reward.

I think the next fallout should introduce more moral ambiguity to make fans really think and consider each decision they make and who they ally themselves with.