The DLCs and if they are worth it.

[10_Points]

1. Making History DLC. The making history DLC is in my opinion 10000000% worth it. It and new engines both vacuum and atmospheric.  It also adds bigger fuel tanks along with a tank between the smallest and middle tank. Also it adds in a 2 seater command pod. Do I think you should get it. YES

2. Breaking Ground DLC. The Breaking Ground DLC adds robotics and science  deployed by kerbals! In my opinion its like 50% worth it. Do I think you should get the Breaking ground DLC. Well yes but this one is one you can definitely go without. 

[Gargamel]

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[Superfluous J]

I'd say Breaking Ground is better than Making History. The stuff in Making History is just more parts. Breaking Ground has new a new class of science instruments and the robotics are like nothing else in the (base) game.

But if you ask me both are worth it.

[Ben J. Kerman]

 

9 hours ago, Superfluous J said:

But if you ask me both are worth it.

I agree. Breaking Ground was probably more worth it for me because I like to build cranes and trucks and stuff like that, but both DLCs are definitely worth your money. 

[Bej Kerman]

12 hours ago, 10_Points said:

1. Making History DLC. The making history DLC is in my opinion 10000000% worth it. It and new engines both vacuum and atmospheric.  It also adds bigger fuel tanks along with a tank between the smallest and middle tank. Also it adds in a 2 seater command pod. Do I think you should get it. YES

2. Breaking Ground DLC. The Breaking Ground DLC adds robotics and science  deployed by kerbals! In my opinion its like 50% worth it. Do I think you should get the Breaking ground DLC. Well yes but this one is one you can definitely go without. 

The best DLC is Restock Plus; It's worth the price tag of £0.00 and these freelancers didn't leave big gaping gaps in the parts selection as KSP's paid professional devs did, while also making the art style a million times more consistent than Squad's attempt at redoing 50% of the parts 

Edited April 15, 2022 by Bej Kerman