Ah..the one thing i will never regret i bought :facepalm:

Nines of the nines the best DLC EVER!

i want that order back!

Werewolves if they won't be in the original game.

Also a some viking/pirate style adventure on the sea would be nice with obtainable ships and like.

Any expansion like SI.

As many others have said, I also prefer rather large expansions like the Shivering Isles. Everything else usually feels kind of.. I don't know, cheap and not-fitting. (Giving easily obtained, overpowered gear i.e. is one thing I hate when DLC's does...)

I personally didnt lik that dlc, mainly bc most of the dlc was huntin down the stupid shrines. for the price u paid compared to PL (both being $10), u got alot more content in PL.

that said once u got past the shrine part, it was a blast. i jus think they shouldve had more quest instead of huntin the shrines

More expansions , more quests and less houses.

Much like SI because it allowed you to free roam anywhere and if you didn't want to keep on doin the story you could go back to it later. and yes another daedric prince expansion would be epic :biggrin:

I'd like something similar what they did with The Shivering Isles, where had the portal in the middle of Niben Bay to the Shivering Isles. Although this is unlikely but, it'd be cool to have, in Skyrim, an expansion to another province other than Cyrodiil or Morrowind. My vision is a large blue portal at the end of tunnel in a cave leading to the Summerset Isles. Idk, just a thought.

Hmm, I don't know. But if weapons, armor and items in general were to be included, it would be nice to make those items appear in shops everywhere and on enemies, and not just only in the download.

A long series of them all as large as shivering isles

More realistic, as I understand Bethesda will focus on DLC the size of the ones in Fallout 3, shivering isles took to long to make and the house ones was to small so fewer bought them.
Now point lookout was impressive, not as large as SI, but it had a good size.

As I understand they will also prefer to add them in new worlds or areas, not in the game world itself as this simplify testing, (also a benefit for pc with mods as we get few conflicts)

I would prefer areas I can return to and who add value to the man game like the pit or point lookout over one time quest areas like operation Anchorage.

None will imply no extra content as it's no way they could have bundled all the content from Fallout 3 DLC in the main game without delaying it half a year.
We will not get more horse armor dlc, only exception is if horses themselves is added in a dlc.

However I have heard rumours of Khajiit tail armor dlc, and the separate Argonian tail armor :bolt: bliviongate:

If the system work as in Oblivion shops is easy, just add another chest to the merchant. For enemies is far harder as you has to integrate it with the list of bandit equipment. Sometimes it don't make sense anyway as much of SI equipment belong to SI.

This.

I prefer expansions to DLC honestly. I like longer storylines to things you can finish before you realize it's over. I just like how Shivering Isles was handled vs. any of the DLC that came out for Fallout 3.

Maybe they can have moore like an big expansion adding moore areas, maybe like high rock?

I think I'd prefer resources being spent to make two great expansions then one expansion and a bunch on mini-mods (that are rarely better then fan-made mods).

I definately agree with you.

But deadmoney seemed to be going a SAW or survival aspect to the game. Which made it feel hard and exciting. Well for me anyways and it went nicely. Even though it reminded me to much of SAW. Bleh!

All I care about are expansions not many plug-ins like the lairs, and rather not have just one quest line like Kof9

non platform-exclusive ones... in expansion form

This ^
DLC's are a waste, i'd much rather an expansion than small DLC's.





Or I'd like Horse Armor :rofl:

I'd infinitely prefer expansions to DLC.

The long stuff. If something cost 20 bucks I want 1/3 the content of the original game, especialy if they are pricing it at 1/3 the price.

I like knights of the nine/point lookout style.Op Anchorage(sp?) was also fun because it gave me lots of cool stuff at the end.Now, Ive got my fingers crossed for this one, but If they mess player housing up as bad as they did in new vegas, then I hope for oblivion style house dlcs as well.

Pretty much all this.

The large expansion type DLC is the best kind, Shivering Isle, Point Lookout, Undead Nightmare (Red Dead Redemption) and Lair of the Shadow Broker (Mass Effect) .. those are the real DLC, they have substance, longevity and are well worth the money they cost. Even so I'd like it if DLC were even longer, something you can sink your teeth into, not a waste of money.

P.S. This thread needs a poll, Bethesda should see this !

I'm opposed to DLC categorically, because 90% of the time, DLC is a ripoff. Bethesda pioneered this after Oblivion was released. Free plugins (like Bethesda did with Morrowind) are great, but are a relic of days gone by. DLC needs to be weightier, like a full expansion pack, or I'm not buying it.