Fallout 3 DLC not working

Hi all,

Downloaded Fallout 3 today (Thursday 7th April 2016) at approximately 15:00 GMT. The game loads fine. Mothership Zeta was installed on the 360 through the games marketplace many years ago, and appeared under the ready to install list. Mothership Zeta appears
in download list on main menu. I installed the Fallout 3 DLC discs (one containing The Pitt and Operation Anchorage and the other containing Broken Steel and Point Lookout). The discs both installed without issue. All 5 DLCs appear under manage game for Fallout
3 however only Mothership Zeta actually appears as a registered download on the Fallout 3 menu. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Fallout 3 DLC not working?

Same thing happened to me even with xbox live but it says its on my hard drive but not in my download history, it also tells me to buy it when i go to the marketplace. It only says ive bought The Pitt.

 

Fallout 3 DLC not working?

I purchased my DLC (all of them) a while ago for Fallout 3, and now they just aren't working. I'm using the system I originally downloaded them on and they won't work . is there anyway I can use them!?

Simple Look

- No internet access.

- Same console

- Disc works properly

-HELP!!-

 

I don't think those will show until you play the first part of the game and leave the starting Vault. Radio signals will then be picked up and the quests will be added. The menu in game isn't used to launch any content as none of the DLC is stand alone,
but you should see a pop up that says "Loading Extra Content" when starting the game each time.

 

Just started up a fresh save. Completed the first vault. Once I got out, Mothership Zeta triggered but no joy with any of the other DLCs

 

You have to have the disc that has the DLC's inserted, I had this problem with the physical GOTY edition and had to have the disc 2 inserted in order to play the DLC's. Meaning you will only be able to play one set of DLC's at a time, since you can only
have 1 disc inserted at a time. This can also lead to issues for you, because you may lose progress and gear you may acquire when you play without that disc inserted every time you play. It's a seriously frustrating matter to do this, so for me I ended up
just buying all the DLC's for a grand total of $24.95. Which I should not have to do, they should allow it to install the files and play without the disc just like the disc would do on an actual Xbox 360. I understand the issue of not wanting to spend more
money, but re-buying the DLC's digitally will allow you to play them without having to insert a disc, which is a lot more convenient and is a sure fire way to ensure you don't lose gear and progress by not having the disc inserted. This probably sounds like
a nightmare of some sort and in Fallout 3's case it really kind of is with this backward compatibility feature. Now it isn't all bad, the other 4 games that I have with it have no issues, at this time it's really only a pain with Fallout 3. Good Luck

 

Dragon is correct and this feed should be closed or mark it as answered.