I had just completed Operation Anchorage in Fallout 3 and thought it to be the worst DLC for Fallout 3. I proceeded to find others opinions on it, but also found many complaints that Dead Money was apparently the worst DLC.

In my opinion, Dead Money is the best DLC I have ever played. The story and writing is absolutely superb with the environment calling for unique planning and careful planning. The courier does not even meet Frederick Sinclair in person, yet he is very well written in my opinion, unlike the many characters of Fallout 3. What is everyone's thoughts on Dead Money?

Most of those people's complaints were typical kids rushing through it, not even giving a single [censored] about the dangers ahead, typical FPS mentality. It ends with them screaming in rage at the most obvious traps ever conceived in a video game.

There is only a few complaints I can understand on, being more sophisticated on their response, and to which I respect. As for me? I love Dead Money. It was an interesting challenge, but what I love about it the most was the characters, and the story. Felt oddly depressing, yet fascinating at the same time, humans going far just to kill one another, how the game itself messages to the player, breaking the 4th dimension.Thumbs up on that.