Given the relative price points of the DLCs, this is exactly what I expected. No complaints from me.


If the content on offer is interesting and a sufficiently different experience from the main game, I'm a happy man.

Still, at least it's not raining.

I'm hoping the main questline for Far Harbor is as long as Shivering Isles or Dawnguard - I thought Dragonborn was worth every penny, but it went for a relatively shorter main questline and a fton of sidequests instead.

Don't be so negative. It'll probably be different people.

I hope there are woods! Living, dense, green woods!

I'm hoping for radiant quests.

Cheers,

-Klevs

Argh, after reading that I felt like I was going to have a brain aneurysm. That being said, if they do go that route, I hope they either

1. make the quests more interesting.

2. Add in some sort of additional incentive to do the quests. Like do x number of radiant quests and get a neat reward.

Node based maps are, by the very nature of being nodes, not contiguous since you cant just travel from one area to another without encountering the map screen.

I just wondering, some may want more settlements, but the problem could be how to manage to setup a caravan traderoute and how to gather settlers.

Cheers,

-Klevs

Having the caravan line for Far Harbor being Far Harbor only and not allowing the two land-masses interact through caravan lines.

Far Harbor will never be as good as Shivering Isles since Fallout doesn't have Sheogorath. Although, it would make a lot of sense if Sheogorath is the god of the Fallout universe.

Indirectly, they will with Fallout 4. Having Robot Arena fights in a Far Harbor settlement makes Far Harbor dependent upon the Automatron and Wasteland Workshop DLCs.

Big wilderness with cool random encounters would be pretty [censored]

It's all connected together and has the ability to travel to everything in between. By the very definition it's contiguous then.

What isn't contiguous is New Vegas and any of the DLC or Fallout 3 and any of its DLC since there is no travel in between and no ability to play within the areas in between.

I want a new companion to take back to commonwealth so I can be like "Look how close together everything is over here! Have you ever seen anything so dense in your life?"

I read the article OP posted but instead of Dawnguard. What about a comparison between Far Harbor and Dragonborn's Solsteim island?

I think some people forget how long Dawnguard and Dragonborn were at the 20 dollar price point, and we're getting more than that so I'm not worried.

Man, if there are settlements on Far Harbor I'd want at least some way to connect my resources on the mainland. Even if it was just, the location used to travel to Far Harbor comes with a supply line to the location used to travel back, and we have to connect our supply lines to that for it to work.