The rewards are some of the best armor and weapons seen yet. It's very combat heavy and not a DLC you want to attempt without the best loot you can find. It has some of the toughest fights in the game with rampaging Deathclaws, irradiated super-ghouls called Marked Men and creatures similar to the Trogs in The Pitt called Tunnelers which as you can imagine burst out of the ground.
I notice a few people haven't played Lonesome Road yet so I will just summarise and say it's very combat heavy and best played right before the battle of Hoover Dam, it's very much endgame content.
It adds a lot of new weapons, some interesting modifications and challenges to boot. Side note: the Gun Runner's Arsenal DLC is actually pretty cool. I have not played Lonesome Road yet, but I hear it is a linear shooter style of DLC, like Anchorage in Fallout 3. If you like the idea of scrounging around and hiding for survival though, and like rich and well written dialogue, then I would say get Dead Money. It has some of the best dialogue in the entire New Vegas catalog, maybe in gaming, but the actual gameplay is a bit lacking. If that's not why you play these kinds of games, don't.ĭead Money is survival horror, which is weird. If you want to just run around in a new area looking for stuff I would say get it. There are missions and a story, but it's really, really basic. Honest Hearts is really focused on exploration and is basically just a new canyon to explore.
It's basically an expansion pack, even though it only cost $10 at release. As everyone seems to be saying, Old World Blues is worth getting for sure.
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