Burial at Sea-- Part 2 Now out

So all in all you have downloaded 3 files, 1 for Burial at Sea part 1 and 2 for Burial at Sea part 2?

Hi KAP68, noticed you said you have have both parts of burial at sea. Did you know that part 2 of burial at sea has 2 files to download. If you look in the marketplace Burial at Sea Part 2 file 2 is available for free, but you have to pay for file 1.
Once you have downloaded that you will be able to play it. Here is the link for episode 2 file 1

http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-GB/Product/Burial-At-Sea-Episode-2-1-of-2/84e7e6a5-be46-4892-8f62-8d7038fcea73 and episode 2 file 2http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-GB/Product/Burial-At-Sea-Episode-2-2-of-2/fa2d0b28-d961-4c12-aa4a-570cbff10283

Really good, "Dark" so far in that Bioshock kind of way. I am about an hour or so in and there is a large stealth component so far. Cool crossbow too! Apparently it is much longer than BAS part1 and as you know , you play as Elizabeth. Really liking it so
far!

Good in terms of gameplay. Story left me a bit unsatisfied. I felt issues were brought up in both chapters that were not satisfactorily resolved and in some cases not resolved at all.

Hi Miss Edi,

To clarify, yes I followed the steps outlined in my original post for each of the 4 DLCs, including Burial at Sea: Episode 1 or Burial at Sea: Episode 2 (Part 1 of 2).

After you confirm the purchase of Burial at Sea: Episode 1 or Burial at Sea: Episode 2 (Part 1 of 2) within the in-game store, nothing appeared in the "Ready to Install" list. Even the in-game store didn't label the DLC as "PURCHASED" as it had done for
Clash in the Clouds and Burial at Sea: Episode 2 (Part 2 of 2).

I have actually spoken to someone on web chat since writing my original post, and they have helped me with a workaround whilst escalating the overall issue to a support team. To be honest I didn't expect such a quick response on the forum, but thanks for responding!

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@Ambassador Zemi: Some Xbox 360 season passes worked slightly differently to how X1 passes work these days - they were more like 100% discount codes automatically applied to in-game shops through which you downloaded the DLC, rather than automatically associating
your account with the licenses to the individual DLCs on the marketplace. Hence why you could end up paying twice if you didn't follow the correct purchase route.