Dragonborn Is The First Skyrim DLC That Actually Feels Like An
Expansion  When Skyrim first came out, Bethesda had lofty
promises for the game's downloadable content. Skyrim's DLC will
feel like expansion packs, the developers assured us.  Reality
has told a different story. Skyrim's first DLC, Dawnguard, was a
disappointing add-on filled with boring, samey quests. The
second DLC, Hearthfire, was basically Barbie's Playhouse with
dragons.  Third time's a charm. I've spent a few hours with
Skyrim's latest piece of DLC, Dragonborn, and what I've played
so far certainly feels like an expansion pack. It could also
turn out to be Skyrim's best DLC yet.  Skyrim's newest DLC—out
today for Xbox 360, and early next year for PC and PS3 (yes,
PS3!)—takes you to the island of Solstheim, which you may
remember from one of Morrowind's expansion packs, Bloodmoon.
Solstheim is full of problems, quests, cities, dungeons, and all
sorts of other things to explore and fight your way through.
It's also rather unusual.  See, the f