
Experience the complete post-apocalyptic adventure featuring the 6 official expansions for Bethesda Game Studios’ award-winning RPG, bundled together for one great value.
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
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Experience the complete post-apocalyptic adventure with the Fallout 4 Season Pass, featuring the 6 official expansions for Bethesda Game Studios’ award-winning RPG, bundled together for one great value.
Includes the 6 official expansions:
• Automatron: Hunt down a mysterious Mechanist and build your own custom robot companions.
• Wasteland Workshop: Design cages to capture live creatures… and decide their fate.
• Far Harbor: Uncover dark secrets on a dangerous island shrouded in fog.
• Contraptions Workshop: Build elaborate machines, conveyor belts, and ingenious devices.
• Vault-Tec Workshop: Create your very own vault and experiment on its dwellers.
• Nuka-World: Explore an amusement park turned raider paradise and carve your own path.
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War never changes X7, когда все DLC куплены
이걸 정가로 구매하고 다시는 시즌패스를 사지 않게 되는 병에 걸렸습니다
A lot of people don't believe that $50 is worth the content you get. I bought in early, so I was able to snag it for $30 instead of $50, but I would now gladly pay full price. The main thing I see leveled at the DLC in general is that a lot of it is just add ons for building, which is true, and if that was all there was I would 100% agree with them, however it is not the only thing there. Far Harbor and Nuka World add large areas to play around in, with interesting and deep interactions and quest lines as one would expect from the mainline game, in some cases even more interesting. Automaton's storyline is a bit shorter and doesn't add a huge area, but it also adds a huge system to the world that more than makes up for it. Okay, so 2 classic fallout style DLC's and one that is comparable in a more modern fallout way, but still that is only 3 solid DLC's for a $50 price tag, plus a few others that are a little bit more limited. Understandable why people think that is not a good deal compared to the $5-10 great DLC from Fallout 3, however this is where I believe most people are not thinking about the differences between the old ones and the new ones. Within each of the DLC's is also complete compatability with ALL of the systems from the others. Seamless ability to build in all of them, bring all of your companions, robots, etc etc. All of it. That is a lot more work than was previously needed. Combined with inflation (considering the old ones were made TEN years ago) I think it is absolutely a fair price. Fallout 4 is an immensely more complex game than Fallout 3 and/or New Vegas, and I'm sure cost a lot more to produce. I don't really fault the people for wanting their monies worth and comparing it to the old ones it seems less desirable, but when you really think about all the factors, I believe it is definitely worth it. What is the bigger sway to my review, though, is that the DLC in and of itself is in fact excellently made. The only reason you will see for negative reviews is that it isn't worth the price. Every single one of the DLCs lives up to the quality we expect from Bethesda, regardless of if individuals think it is worth the price tag that is on them.
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 14: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese*, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 803 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Get this while it's on sale
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Er lohnt sich nur wenn er vergünstigt wurde. Am besten man wartet bis zum schwarzen Freitag.
Best deal on sale $27.98 yes that set for all of them
let this fallout Professional clear up the misguided fallout 4 simps that put a negative review on the season pass for this game. Question; is this a base building game/ settlement defender?? Answer; No!! however if you wanted to build up your base or settlements you can, you do NOT need to defend a settlement if you build defenses on them "2-4 turrets" Question; Are the Automatron, Wasteland Workshop, Contraptions Workshop, Vault-Tec Workshop all just builder/ settlement dlcs, what is the point of them? Answer; No they are not just settlement building DLCs more info on them bellow Automatron - Robot building DLC in which you can send monsterously OP robots to each settlement to help defend them, also you can give the robot jobs which makes the people in the settlement happier. Wasteland workshop - this dlc adds a Plethora of new build able content, from decorations/ lighting and power options. the workshop also offers the ability to take wasteland creatures, and you can make arenas for those dog fighters out there. this dlc is definitely best for the decorations it offers. Contraptions workshop - this DLC is all building yes, boohoo go cry you simps. but lets get into some detail of how this dlc can be used. you can build conveyer systems like a millwright professional that make ammo/junk for you, this DLC is a must for you Automatic rifle/ minigun peasants. also if you're a merchant styled player who likes making them caps.. this dlc will make you RICH. Vaultech workshop - the BEST of the workshop dlcs, offers a 2 hour story and gives you a MASSIVE vault to turn into a mini city. this dlc is a MUST for merchants and here is why. you can build the MOST shops in the vault and use it as a trading post, this dlc is also the best place to put your conveyer systems to make your ammo/junk. learn to use the dlc you simps. Answer 2; while all the dlc mainly have building elements, they're not CONCRETED into ONLY BUILDING, so you can use the workshop dlc to your ADVANTAGE. Question; why buy the season pass when i can just buy far harbor the best dlc? Answer; be a Giga chad and believe what other people told you, and buy far harbor. then go back to fortnite please, get off this game you simp. Question; nuka world dlc makes you become a raider, why would i want that dlc? Answer; after you kill overboss you can go to the market and talk to the female shop keeper which gives you a quest to kill all the raider leaders making the dlc have OPTIONS you DO NOT have to become a raider. Question; think i'm going to buy nuka world/ far harbor separate i don't need other dlc. Answer; you're a simp, $15 for each of the two dlc =$30 when you can get the pass for $5 more. Question; is the season pass worth it?? Answer; worth every penny, especially if you understand how to use the DLC to your advantage. Question; the season pass has Mostly negative reviews it's trash, no thank you i rather play new vegas. Answer; majority of the negative reviews are Giga Simpucks <- (Simp/Cuck fusion) as i was saying, most of the negative reviews are individuals who are beyond simps, not even worthy to be called a gamer, they all played the dlc especially the workshop dlc incorrectly giving it bad reputations. NOT even putting the DLC to full utilization. Buy a forklift and use it as a driving car/vehicle to get to and from work. don't worry about the forks they're cosmetics!! well lifts have no shocks so it's a trecherous ride, and well they're not utilizing the main point of owning the lift, meaning it isn't being used correctly. and i have to say majority of the simps that negative reviews the dlc for this game, are giga simpucks.
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