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There are a lot of DLC, and if wewe are a true gamer, DLC is something wewe usually… don’t have high expectations for. They either sell wewe a bunch of worthless clothing and items for how they would be priced in real life, give wewe on disc DLC, au even force wewe to buy their DLC because they have the ending to a game held for ransom. Game companies usually use one of these horrible tactics, au hell, even all of them (Capcom), but what about the few exceptions. What about those guys who use DLC right, giving wewe a small game for half the price of the original game. That there is perfect DLC, giving wewe a new game experience for the right price. So, today, I am going to share with wewe all my personal inayopendelewa DLC in games. First, some rules. Only one game per franchise and only from games that I have played. Also, one company at a time. So, I can’t put both an Elder Scrolls game and a Fallout one on this list. Only one of these Bethesda franchises. With all that alisema and done, let us start the list.

#5: Knothole Island from Fable II



Let’s ignore the fact that Peter Molyneux is a horrible game designer and talk about how much fun Fable II was. And not just that, but the DLC, Knothole Island. I could have included the DLC, See the Future, but that was a special hint to Fable III…. And that’s just it, it’s a hint to Fable III of all games. So anyway, Knothole Island is a nice little throwback to the first Fable game, which should us Knothole Glade, a forest village attacked kwa Balverines that hid in the forest and always rained. Now, they have moved to an island, where all of the weather is controlled kwa small shrines, with the weather including scorching heat, flooding rain, and frozen snow. Sure, the quest involving this is pretty bland at best, but the collectables are pretty good. wewe had a couple of vitabu to collect describing the history of the island, a suit of armor that changed color to your morality, and then there was the Mystery Shop, where wewe could collect rare armor and weapons. wewe can even (Spoilers) bring your dog back to life here if wewe head there after he is killed kwa Lucien to the tomb of the wizard Cheet-ur… Clever designers and their wordplay

#4: Dragonborn from Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim



I actually got this DLC along with three others as a part of the Legendary Edition, and boy do I not regret it. The other two were Hearthstone, which is basically a bigger version of the house designing option from Animal Crossing, and Dawnguard, where wewe hunt vampires, which would have been fun if it wasn’t for the damn door bug that wouldn’t LET wewe INSIDE THE DAMN ngome TO EVEN PLAY THE MISSIONS- So basically, Dragonborn wins them all. In this DLC, wewe will first be attacked kwa a pair of cultists, who come from Morrowind to kill wewe for being, what they believe, a different Dragonborn. Travelling to Morrowind, wewe will find that these cultists have began to turn the villagers in towns in Morrowind into slaves to build stones to bring Miraak into their world. Miraak, the antagonist of this DLC, is believed to be the first Dragonborn, and wants to go into the real world from his world to take it over. So naturally, wewe say to yourself HELL NO, and go in there to stop him. It’s pretty good, what with them making an entirely different story for their DLC, and one that is pretty interesting and fun too. Also, all of the enemies in this place look like something out of a Lovecraft story, so that’s always interesting.

#3: How the Saints Saved krisimasi from Saints Row IV



I already talked about this one before, but what can I say. It’s just too much fun. Sure, there are only three missions, but their three missions worth playing. It takes all the insanity that this game has and multiplies it, kwa having the Saints go and save krisimasi from the evil Claws with the help of Santa… I’m not making this up. wewe literally go around, fighting Gingerbread men in an old time krisimasi Story-like town, shooting giant elves in the North Pole, and spreading krisimasi cheer in order to weaken Claws and impale him on a krisimasi Tree. This entire DLC just screams Christmas, and manages to give wewe so much as a reward, like different cars, weapons, clothing, and even having Santa help wewe beat up aliens. Seriously, when in my entire life would I ever have to say Santa helps wewe beat up aliens when it isn’t Saints Row IV. Seriously, this entire DLC is so goddamn insane and stupid and I upendo it.

#2: Blood Dragon from Far Cry 3



Okay, time to throw all serious DLC out the window. After Saints Row IV, everything else is just insane. And the same can be alisema for Blood Dragon. In this DLC, wewe play as Sergeant Rex in an 80s apocalyptic future (2007) where wewe must find and kill a rogue soldier and defeat his terroristic plans. This game is just full of 80s action cheese and I upendo it. wewe have so much wewe can do in this game. There are so neon colors, as well as new weapons like the glowing bow and arrow, and the damn Dragon Blade. And of course, the Blood dragoni themselves. Seriously, this is like every other Far Cry game, but with so much zaidi pretty colors and insane weapons. Also, I just upendo how they used a whole bunch of VHS like footage to onyesha the cutscenes. I’m not joking, this DLC is so goddamn crazy. But I think the craziest thing about it is that Ubisoft of all people managed to make this. That honestly shocks me. Now if only EA could stop using $30 jackets for their DLC

#1: Undead Nightmare from Red Dead Redemption



Oh my god, this one is easily one of the best if not the best. It’s so good, it actually got it’s own game release on it’s own disc and it’s own case, so wewe don’t just have to buy it off the original game. In this DLC, zombies have been brought forth onto the world, so John Marston plans on hunting them down and finding what has caused them in order to turn his family back to normal. It’s got that whole alternate reality sort of history. Kinda like Pride and Prejudice and Zombies au Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer, only Undead Nightmare didn’t make me want a lobotomy with an icepick. This game has so much to do in it. All the gang hideouts are replaced with graveyards where wewe can kill zombies. wewe can also hunt creatures like Sasquatch, Chupacabras, and Unicorns. There are the Four farasi of the Apocalypse like Death, who is strong and fast and blow up zombies heads, War who sets enemies on fire, Pestilence, who is impossible to kill and stuns zombies, and Famine, who is much faster (Ironic). And plus, wewe can play as John again afterward even after he is dead. wewe get to play as undead Marston. So there wewe go. Best DLC ever. Without question. Shut up

So, there wewe have it. Did wewe enjoy the list? Tell me what wewe thought of it. With that said, I will see wewe all inayofuata time.
For the entirety of October, I will be doing CoH articles. One Tuesday will be a review, than a juu ten, and so on until Halloween. And since I did a review on Dead Space, now is the best time to talk about a juu ten. And when it comes to juu tens, none are zaidi done than the scariest enemies in video games. And while enemies are good and scary on their own, I want to look at bosses… Which isn’t much better, I know, but screw it. There are many disturbing bosses in games, especially in horror games. But what about those that come when wewe least expect it from a horror game. One’s that...
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I alisema it before and I’ll say it again, I upendo No zaidi Heroes, from the characters, to the combat, to the overworld. And one of the things that makes this game what it is are the bosses in it. The 10 Ranked assassins of the United Assassins Association are some of the craziest and most thought provoking bosses I have seen in video games. Sure, they may not be as insane to fight au as insanely well detailed and designed like a Bayonetta au Devil May Cry boss, but how they behave, what they have to say, and what they do make them all the zaidi interesting. How they fight, what tricks they pull,...
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There are dozens of ways a game can come to an end. They can make their ending tie together the loose ends and bring the story to a satisfying close, they can leave a person on a cliffhanger for the inayofuata installment, au they can completely fail all together. And then wewe get THOSE endings. Those endings that come out of nowhere and are seen as completely weird. Whether it’s due to awkward movement and voice acting, a single scene making the whole ending change entirely, au just Japan being Japan, these endings are seen as being so weird, that they can be charming in their own way… au be...
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So I just got done watching a pretty darn maarufu anime named "The Familiar Of Zero". (Well, it was only season one, but yeah. It had an ending and all that, so I'm not really cheating here.)

And this anime....... I upendo it. Honestly. From the sekunde I started episode one I knew this was going to be awesome, and it mostly was! BUT I do have a few complaints with it.........

And kwa a "Few" I mean A GODDAMN TRILLION.

Welcome to my new series bila mpangilio Rants! Where I nitpick the mother-living hell out of whatever I so damn desire. Sound good to you? IT FUCKING BETTER.

So although I really do think The...
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When it comes to horror anime, they seem to be some of the zaidi mature anime out there. As much flak horror gets in general for just being a disgusting and barbaric genre, seen as only catering to violent psychopaths, horror anime, at least the ones that I have seen, seem to handle their horror maturely. From the psychological break-down of our protagonist in Parasyte, to the symbolism and philosophy of Monster. Even Highschool of the Dead can come up with some relatable characters... wewe know, when they aren't having jiggle physics. And with Japan treating their audience zaidi maturely, it's...
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Alright, so for the past few days, the video games that I’ve talked about were pretty tame. Not bad, just not the sort of thing you’d expect. When wewe read my articles, wewe expect constant nightmares coming right at your face, disturbing imagery, haunting monsters, and just in general something that would drive a person crazy with fear. Not depressing stuff or… whatever the hell Condemned’s story was trying to tell. And don’t get me started on the 12 Days of Christmassacre. I liked those reviews, but I think I’d like to talk about something that is a true nightmare, in a good way....
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Now, what are games made for? Entertainment. And if a game is not entertaining, then there is no point for the game to EVER exist. However, some game developers do not know this, and instead make their games as boring as possible. So, today, I am going to talk about the games that bore me the most. Now, these are only going to be games that I have played, so no Desert Bus. Now, with that said, lets start the list

 Spore: Hero Arena
Spore: Hero Arena


#10: Spore: Hero Arena - Leave it to EA to fuck over the mashabiki of their games. Spore was a game where wewe create a creature and watch as it grows and builds a...
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Boy: (Looking at a bicycle in the window) Mommy! Mommy! I know what I want for Christmas!
Mom: That's lovely, sweetie. Why don't wewe write a letter to Santa about it
Boy: Okay!

Boy: (Writing a letter) Dear Sa-...Sa.... Who was it for again. Eh, I'm sure I'll manage (Writes down his thoughts on the letter)

Boy: (Places the letter in the mail)

Boy: (Looks inside the mailbox to find a red envelope and opens it) Dear Youngster. It has come to my attention that wewe wish for a wonderful red bicycle. I can give wewe this if wewe wish, but only on one condition. (Looks up from the letter) Anything for my...
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