Borderlands 2 DLC; that is worth buying?

Mr Torgue's Campaign of Carnage and Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep are the best in my opinion

From what I gathered, the goty includes most of the stuff people would want, besides the 2nd leveling pack and HeadHunter packs(Short missions).

Greenmangaming has some of it on sale, well I got the 2nd leveling pack for a dollar and change there...

The stuff the GOTY edition includes it's probably the best ones.

It actually depends on what you want to get. You should consider these factors:

Loot drops
Story
Gameplay length

GL

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Just buy Season Pass, it countains all good DLC's.But of course, you'll always want more when it comes to Borderlands so you might wanna grab the GOTY.

I don't like Headhunter DLC's, but I love the Season Pass DLC's.Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep is so damn good, if it were a standalone game I'd definitely buy it ^^

Tiny Tina is, in my opinion, the best. 2nd would be Scarlett. Torgue was okay but I did not get into the story much and found it a bit dull.

Cap Level 1 and 2 and the ones with the GOTY version.
Good luck :)

Tiny Tina's might be the best DLC for any game ever. Torgue is really good, Pirates is decent, Big game hunt is forgettable. Only get the HH packs if you really love the game and would pay for just one more hour of game play, cause that's basically what they are.

IMO all of them are worth it, even the headhunters.

But i would recommend both Ultimate Vault Hunters Upgrade Pack for increased lvl cap with Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon keep.

Get the GOTY for 3.5 keys

Torgue story is a little dull, but Torgue himself is great. I want a Mr. Torgue DLC character.

Just buy the season pass, it has pretty much all of the DLC that's worth buying.

EDIT: or just buy the GOTY edition if you don't already have the base game.

All of the game time adding DLCs are worth it IMO. Just skip the skin DLCs unless there're some you really like.

Well, if I'd have to choose only one, I'd go for Tiny Tina. That one is the best. Also definitely get those packs that allow you to reach higher levels.

I haven't played BL2 much since the big contest they had. Being forced (if I wanted to win) to play every day, killing their choice of enemy, then using their choice of weapon to kill their other choice of enemy, for the better part of a month... almost entirely killed my enthusiasm for the game.

As such, I've got all the DLC, but I haven't gotten around to playing the Mercenary Day, Wedding Day Massacre, or Son of Crawmerax ones. Out of the ones I have played the only one I would actively suggest you not bother with is the Wattle Gobbler DLC.

It's just as short as the other headhunter packs, but also includes a mission (two, actually) that I consider to be nothing more than a slap in the face. Honestly, if the intent was to amuse people rather than shit on them, I would sincerely be surprised. See, one of the missions (with 2 parts), forces you to sit and listen to Torgue's grandmother drone on and on and on in a stream of consciousness detour down the inanities of her own personal memory lane, and if you try to get out of listening to her by wandering off to do something more interesting while she blathers on, she'll burst into tears, you fail the mission, and you have to start over. If you walk away in RL, you'd better know the answer to the question she asks to make sure you were listening or, again, she cries and you fail.

If you manage to pass that test, you get to do the second half... then do it twice more in True Vault Hunter mode, then do it twenty more times (four for each of the other five characters).

The stories she tells aren't the least bit amusing, and serve no purpose other than to waste your time. You pay good money for the DLC, and Gearbox rewards you by doing their damnedest to steal time from you that you will NEVER get back (better hope there's an afterlife or you just wasted some valuable time)! Not to mention that a lot of players probably have parents and grandparents with unfortunate conditions that cause them to act a LOT like this, anyway... and probably don't appreciate having to deal with it in what they use to escape reality.

I don't remember what the reward for the second half of the 'mission' is, but the first half nets you one dollar. One. Dollar. $1.

If that's not deliberately meant to be a blatant and very purposeful slap in the face of the consumer, I don't know what it is... but it wasn't fun, and it wasn't what I paid for, even at a deeper than deep Steam discount. I'm sure if someone calculated and compared what you make working minimum wage, versus the time it takes to do that mission, you'd find that your time was worth more than the entire DLC, at full retail price.

Buy your favorite skins, instead.

I got all the DLC ( except the skins) and they are well worth it. Tiny Tina's is by far the best and an absolute must if you ever played AD&D

Get all of it but the skins (unless you want to of course) borderlands 2 is one of the few games where all the dlc is actually worth it, especially during a steam sale.