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Un tout petit DLC qui rajoute quelques babioles pour nos sims post-nucléaires, notamment des machines à fabriquer des machins comme desUn tout petit DLC qui rajoute quelques babioles pour nos sims post-nucléaires, notamment des machines à fabriquer des machins comme des munitions, des flingues, des armures et de la bouffe directement à partir du bric-à-brac qu'on stock ou se trimbale joyeusement dans le monde post-apo.L'avantage est qu'on peut construire ces machines dans n'importe quelle colonie sans plus avoir à troquer et trier son barda au préalable. L'intention est bonne et louable -et pratique- mais un tel ajout devrait être gratuit, car c'est si anecdotique que ça nous en touche une sans faire bouger l'autre. 5 balles pour ça, c'est se moquer du monde !

It''s better than Wasteland Workshop but gets stale after awhile. 5 dollars isn't bad not worth the 50 dollar season pass. Let's hope thatIt''s better than Wasteland Workshop but gets stale after awhile. 5 dollars isn't bad not worth the 50 dollar season pass. Let's hope that Vault-Tec may actually be good.

This product fails to add enough content to justify a purchase. I love the Fallout games; Bethesda has set a high standard for themselves inThis product fails to add enough content to justify a purchase. I love the Fallout games; Bethesda has set a high standard for themselves in the past, and they should start living up to it.

When I saw the trailer for this dlc I thought it would be, but it ended up surprising me with its various additions. Weather changingWhen I saw the trailer for this dlc I thought it would be, but it ended up surprising me with its various additions. Weather changing fireworks, display racks and mannequins, the pillory, and new ways to build homes such as elevators are great additions but the meat of this dlc comes from the new ways to craft food, weapons, ammo, etc. This is will be a great way to help players in any difficulty.Also new, the logic gate systems and the ball track seems like they could be used for some really creative defense systems and I'm excited to see how people use them. They aren't immediately useful so it'll take some planning to get them to act in a way you want.Overall, this dlc is worth the money. It's only $5 and it adds a bunch of additions, both big and small. While most of the community (myself included) would have rather seen story dlc with a new area, this is a good side attraction until we get Nuka World.

Another useless Minecraft-tier DLC that we don't need.I expected more story dlc at this point, but i guess that's it.Pretty bad compare toAnother useless Minecraft-tier DLC that we don't need.I expected more story dlc at this point, but i guess that's it.Pretty bad compare to the amount of content we've got in FO3 and FONV

Well... It's not anything mindblowing, but there is more here than in the Wasteland Workshop DLC. Bethesda kinda left us up in the air afterWell... It's not anything mindblowing, but there is more here than in the Wasteland Workshop DLC. Bethesda kinda left us up in the air after Far Harbor. We all knew we were going to get a second set of DLC in the same vein as the last set of DLC, but wasn't for sure whenever it was going to happen. Well it's coming the next 3 months and they are including 2 more workshops and another like Far Harbor called Nuka World.Okay, well, I'd personally take another like Automatron over another workshop, but at least this one has a few things that keep it from being the abomination that was Wasteland Workshop.Personally, I think these workshops should just be free updates, but as a season pass buyer I get these as they come out. Had I known all these DLC packs wouldn't be story based, I might've changed my mind about buying the season pass, but too late for that now.Anyway, short and simple, this DLC has some new decorations that are more funny and it also comes with some displays cases to decorate and show off your loot (though, to whom you're showing off isn't clear considering it's not an online game luls). It also has some neat little machines where you can turn junk into toys and different items, which I will admit I got some entertainment from just watching them. Can't give this over a 3, though, to be honest. I don't use the settlements much anymore and really and truly the only way you'll get the most out of this is to be a settlement fanatic, and even then you might still be a bit bored.I WANT MORE STORY RELATED DLC LIKE FALLOUT 3 AND NEW VEGAS! That's why I purchased this season pass. IS IT THAT HARD TO UNDERSTAND, BETHESDA?! I hear that after Nuka World, Bethesda will be done with DLC for this game, and if that is so, it is a shame. Fallout 3 and New Vegas both had 5 large story-related DLCs for $10 a piece... $50. They're wanting to pass off this Season Pass for $50 and only give us half (or less than half really) for the same price? BS.Far Harbor was priced at $25 (and I'm assuming Nuka World will be $25 as well) but the other Fallout games' DLC was priced at $10 for the same quality. They're thinking they're slick and giving us the 2 story DLCs at full price and these workshops for "free," but they're really only giving us $20 worth of material and trying to sell it for $50 ($30 before the hike, which, thankfully, is when I purchased it.. Can't imagine throwing away $50). Anyway sorry about the griping, but I'm a bit upset at this