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Fallout 4 Season Pass - PS4 [Digital Code]

Platform : PlayStation 4 |
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Winner of Best of Show E3 2015, get the Fallout 4 Season Pass and get all Fallout 4 DLC for one S.P.E.C.I.A.L. price. REQUIRES FALLOUT 4 GAME, SOLD SEPARATELY.

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Ki
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth every penny
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2017
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
I absolutely love Fallout 4 and bought this after completing the game. These expansions have made the game even better. The two big expansions, Far Harbor and Nuka Cola World, are so fun. They add so much to the game, especially Far Harbor (but it might have been better for me because I sided with the Railroad in the oringal game). If you like playing with Nick Valentine, Far Harbor is a must have. Nuka World is great fun and challenging. I love the station and challenges it adds in. The smaller expansions are also wonderful. The robotics expansion adds a great experience for the Silver Shroud quests, which I always enjoyed. You can also make Cogsworth look however you like! The vault expansion added some great new building materials that look much cleaner than those in the main game. Added literal days of fun to the game.
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Jessica D.
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth it!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2016
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
This is for the DLC packs being offered so you continue to enjoy playing Fallout 4. I was a first time Fallout player and am so happy I listened to my friends and got this game. When I heard about the DLCs I got so excited. Now that Automatron has been released I felt the need to write this review and say I definitely think its worth it to scoop up the season pass. Bethesda has stated they are offering at least $60 worth of content this year so if you plan on buying some or most of them save yourself some money and grab the season pass. Unfortunately the price has gone up as of March 1st but its still a good deal. The code arrived instantly and was super easy to redeem in the Playstation Store.
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The War Doctor
4.0 out of 5 stars One price hike later, here's what we know so far [UPDATED]
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2016
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
UPDATED 3/2/16: The price hike from $29.99 to $49.99 has taken effect. While we still don't know what will comprise the back-half of the season pass, Bethesda maintains it will top out at $60 worth of content. To read about what we know so far -- as well as updated impressions of each DLC pack as they release -- see below.

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As of February 17th, 2016, Bethesda has detailed the first three pieces of content that will be included in the Fallout 4 season pass:

"Automatron" releases in March, and will cost $9.99. As described by Bethesda: "The mysterious Mechanist has unleashed a horde of evil robots into the Commonwealth, including the devious Robobrain." The DLC will allow the player to salvage these evil robots in order to create robot minions of their own.

"Wasteland Workshop" releases in April, and will cost $4.99. The content will allow the player to craft traps to capture and tame the various monsters and freaks that roam the wasteland. These creatures can then be set against one another or even other NPCs in some form of arena combat.

"Far Harbor" release in May, and will cost $24.99. According to Pete Hines, PR manager for Bethesda, this will be the single largest piece of DLC they've ever released, bigger than either the Shivering Isles (Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion) or Dragonborn (Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim). The player will travel to a new location -- Far Harbor -- where they will encounter a synth colony whilst in the pursuit of a missing woman. The DLC will feature new quests, settlements, legendary gear, dungeons, creatures, and story line.

As things currently stand, paying $29.99 for the season pass seems like a good deal. They're releasing $40 of content over the next three months, so you've already saved $10. But there's a caveat here: on March 1st, the price of the season pass is climbing to $49.99. This is due to the expanded scope of Bethesda's plans for post-release content. What has been revealed is only the first wave of DLC, with a second wave to be revealed at a later date. Hines claims that the total combined value for all the content will be around $60, so if you're willing to roll the dice on wave two, you should pick up the season pass prior to March 1st. You can't beat getting $60 worth of content for $30.

Once more is known about Bethesda's DLC roll-out plan, I'll update this review. I'll also add my impressions on each piece of DLC as it releases. I suspect we'll hear more about the second wave of DLC at Bethesda's E3 conference in June, so stay tuned for more.
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Christian Romero
5.0 out of 5 stars War War Never Changes.
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2016
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
Fallout 4 was disappointing to me if I am to be honest. That being said I still enjoyed my time in the Commonwealth, despite my disappointment with the new direction of the franchise I still had fun with it. Bethesda is one of the few companies that do DLC right. Well, except that Horse armor DLC for Oblivion. It is my hope that Bethesda will take one of my biggest problems with the game primarily terrible writing and fixes it. I will also like new locations and underwater section, the Commonwealth map is full of water and the game does nothing with it. Truly a missed opportunity, I will update this review when each DLC comes out.
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Odin Skystalker
1.0 out of 5 stars Bethesda takeing your money, dreams and leaving you with an empty feeling.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2016
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
I only bought the due to the price increase that is going to happen. I might have given it 3 stars if they tossed in some DLC that could be downloaded right off the bat, But Bethesda didn't do that. Even a new paint job for power armor or a gold hued 10mm pistol would have been acceptable. Even New Vegas had a better DLC package from day one. This is just Bethesda being too lazy to even bother giving its customers something / Anything to hold us over until they release the final product. So until they release the DLC for download be prepared to be extremely disappointed and underwhelmed.
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Cathy
3.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't fix the games issues, but offers a good amount of content.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2017
Platform For Display: PS4 Digital CodeEdition: Season PassVerified Purchase
I do not recommend this season pass whatsoever. As a huge fan of the Fallout series, I was generally quite disappointed with the lack of depth in Fallout 4 as a whole, and was hoping that the DLC would remedy some of my concerns. This, unfortunately, was not the case. Most of the DLC provided is fairly superficial, and some even negatively impact the base game. Automatron for instance, makes it far to easy to build a follower that can entirely take the challenge out of the game's combat.
However, the DLC does offer a lot of additional options for those interested in crafting and base-building, so if that's your thing it's worth the money. For those bothered by the narrative issues and lack of meaningful choice and immersive side-quests in Fallout 4, the DLC doesn't solve any of these issues, but if you liked what was offered in the base game, this season pass is an opportunity for more.
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