2 Reasons to Buy the Fallout 4 Season Pass & 3 to Wait

Wait if You Want More Information

Bethesda's Season Pass announcement included some of the most important information (price, details about the first DLC content) but it didn't include any information about future DLC. You don't know what you're getting for $50 exactly.

Bethesda, the company developing the game and taking your money, says that it'll be worth at least $60 but with nothing concrete in place for the future, it's impossible to determine if that will be the case for you or a loved one you're buying for.

Some of you might be better served buying the DLC on a case-by-case basis. Bethesda has a pretty solid track record when it comes to its downloadable content but its swung and missed with DLC before and it could do so again.

If you're unsure about prolonging your adventures (I typically get really burned out after putting hundreds of hours into a game), have tons of other games sitting around begging you to play them, think that the free mods might be enough, or simply want to know what you're paying for exactly, think about waiting.