First Fallout 4 DLC detailed, price increase for season pass

Do you know what I’m waiting for? Some story DLC for Fallout 4. Do you know what’s happening in May? I get my Fallout 4 story DLC.

But wait! There’s more to this almost fully explored wasteland. First to the table is the Automatron DLC coming next month. The wasteland is being overrun by evil robots ruled by Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Well, maybe not, but he’s called Robobrain and that’s sort of like him. Your goal is to scrap those bastards to kingdom come so you can make your very own robot companions.

In April there’s the Wasteland Workshop DLC. In it you can basically trap your favorite enemies in cages and unleash them in a battle royale of sorts. Or you can put up more fancy light fixtures. Everything is possible in April.

May is when the big one hits. Far Harbor is a destination off the coast of Maine where you’ll be dragged into another one of Valentine’s cases. There’s radiation to endure, factions to please and a big conflict featuring synths, the Children of Atom and the locals and you’ll be smack in the middle of it all. It’s supposedly the largest piece of land ever in Fallout DLC, so there should be some exploring to do this spring.

Apparently this is a LOT of DLC, which I’m sure it is, which is also why Bethesda is upping the price of the season pass from €29.99 to €49.99. If you already own the season pass or decide to buy it before March 1st, you’ll secure it and all the content at that price. If you wait, you’ll have to pony up a bit more to enjoy what will become €60+ worth of content.

I’m not sure I’m an fan of these season pass price changes; Dying Light did the same thing prior to the launch of The Following. But what I do know I’m fan of is some story DLC, so we’ll see about that season pass.