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Full Game/DLC longplay of Broken Steel, the third chronologically expansion to Fallout 3, released for all the platforms on 5th May, 2009. Here naturally played as the PC version, same character as with my two earlier expansion longplays, played in 2560x1440 ultra/highest possible details. Recorded in 1440p60. Full main quest walkthrough, and all three subquests done, the ones you do for Scribe Bigsley.
Third DLC to Fallout 3, and the first one that can be started ONLY after the end of the main story. Meaning, you get to [SPOILER] live, with the help of a follower like my own beloved (no homo) super-mutant. And then you get to side with the Brotherhood of Steel, in their battles against the Enclave. Also, the first one, in the entire Fallout 3 & New Vegas collection, that technically does not take place in some location other than the standard one, ie. Capital Wasteland and Mojave Desert, respectively. Do note, in my main story playythrough, I went with "do not infect the Project Purity", soooo I kinda don't know how the world changes if you do, there apparently is a significant difference when it comes to the subquests.
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This one is pretty weird, as is Fallout 3 in that matter, as you are basically forced, save for last 20 minutes of the sotryline, to side with the Brotherhood of Steel, you can not be their enemies early one, until *the* choice in the heart of the enemy's base. I guess I let it pass, since it's a highly single-themed expansion, focused on BoH from the start. And, it also features my fan favorite robot, with his briliant sound lines, the Liberty Prime! Awesome expansion, though much different to any other expansion in the whole Fallout series (prior to F4), highly recommended. I'd rate it the same as The Pitt, not higher, mainly due to no "new" map, it kind of doesn't feel very different to the base game.
Plot/Summary:
In this add-on, the Lone Wanderer joins the ranks of the Brotherhood of Steel to rid the Capital Wasteland of the Enclave remnants once and for all. The pack allows them to get to see the fruits of their father James' work, Project Purity's completion, and clean water flowing into the tidal basin for the first time in centuries.
In addition to extending the game to let players survive their adventures after the end of the main quest, the Broken Steel add-on raises the level cap to 30. The level cap expansion will take effect upon installation of the add-on, so players previously stalled at level 20 will once again accumulate XP, even if they haven't finished the main storyline.
Broken Steel also adds new side quests, most of which have to do with escorting freshly processed clean water across the wasteland and protecting it from raiders. Broken Steel takes about five hours to complete and side missions could take up to an hour to finish.
The third add-on for Fallout 3 adds new enemies including albino radscorpions, feral ghoul reavers, super mutant overlords, and Enclave Hellfire troopers. These are equipped with new armor and weaponry that the player can acquire. Broken Steel also adds several new perks to cover the additional 10 levels as well as new encounters.
The player character's actions throughout Fallout 3 are woven into some of the quests in Broken Steel. For example, if they decided to infect Project Purity with the modified FEV, it will affect how the Capital Wasteland looks as well as the interactions with the local inhabitants
