Anchorage was satisfying. It was a great change of pace, though I wish I had done it in the middle of my quest rather than near the end; the loot is pretty tight.

I'm getting floating trees and the usually stuff that Bethesda has decided to not fix on the PC. Why do they even let you jump in this game if it causes you to get stuck or doesn't work half the time. Also, since the first patch V.A.T.S has been horribly slow, and seems like it's gonna lock the game every once in awhile. OA was lame, but the rewards were cool if you started a new game. The Pitt has been ok so far, but the level cap and taking of all your stuff is getting frustrating. If the 3rd DLC doesn't remove the cap and let you keep your stuff I'm gonna skip it.

I played it completely though and got most of the bars and did not experience a single problem.

@Naktu

To me it feels like a way to make the game feel like it works with DLC. With the cap at 20 there is no reason to play the DLC in your existing game unless you really like to collect stuff and get achievements. So I started a new game to play just the DLC, and then maybe play through the game again once I'm done. Problem with this is that the DLC is in areas that require a good amount of effort to get to, so if you're fresh out of the vault and ready to head to AO prepare for a fight. Heading to The Pitt? Good luck, since it's all the way at the top of the map. Well I fought my way to AO, beat it, got the cool armor, blew up Megaton to have a place to store the goodies, and headed up to the Pitt. Got to the radio tower, fought through that, got to the Pitt, and had all my stuff stolen from a bunch of punks with sticks that I KNEW I could have destroyed. Now I'm in the pit, at level 12, and it feels like the only reason they took my stuff was to make the DLC playable since most people would be going in to the Pitt at 20. But I'm not at level 20, so I'm running through stimpacks like a madman while trying to fight through it with a pistol that does 3 damage, WTF?!?!?! They could have added 10 levels for each expansion and I would have been perfectly fine with playing them with my normal character. Instead they leave the cap which makes the DLC frustrating for a low leveled character, yet (probably) far too easy with someone who's maxed out. I would have really like to see them do this GTA style, with every expansion being a new story with a new character that starts at 1. Instead they tried to rig the DLC to work with your existing character and it ends up feeling broken. One more thing, do they seriously expect me to believe that I can make it all the way from DC to Pittsburgh on a HAND-POWERED RAIL CART?!?!?! Jesus Christ what a joke.

I haven't noticed anything.... nor have I played The Pitt yet!!! =(

The Pitt works absolutely fine for me and the DLC are both worth their money.

I don't get all the OA gripes. Is it really that bad of a value to get 3-5 hours of entertainment out of a $10 add-on? Compare that to spending the same to watch a 2 hour movie, for instance. It's not as if Bethesda said that the DLC was going to be 20 hours long, for God's sake. I had no problem with the setting or story itself, either, as it was a pretty cool way to get the game out of its natural habitat.

Bethesda can't get a break? They released either unfinished content, or poorly tested content.

On another note, for those of us who thoroughly cleared the content that came with the game, will there be enough in the third expansion to gain ten more levels?

It froze on me 3 times trying to go through a door and the framerate was very choppy at some points. I ended up getting through it after a while though.

Never had a problem with Fallout 3. There's a few glitches sometimes but nothing game breaking and some are actually funny (an exploding car getting stuck in a lamp post and when it gets unstuck it flew pretty far).

"One more thing, do they seriously expect me to believe that I can make it all the way from DC to Pittsburgh on a HAND-POWERED RAIL CART?!?!?! Jesus Christ what a joke."
How dare they put something so unrealistic in my game about post-apocalypse, mutants and virtual reality.

Should of brought it for pc.

No problems for me. I've even played through it twice already, once as my goody two-shoes Wasteland heroine and another on my ne'er-do-well, drinkin' smokin' raidin' and ghoul hatin' macho man. Very tasty bit of DLC, I'd say. Very old-school feeling. But aside from this needless banter, I'd chalk it up to isolated incidents with only the propensity of overheating to blame. Seriously, it happens to me at least once or twice a week. No RRoD, though! Yay!