I’ve been wondering for so long, which is your favorite DLC for Battlefield 1, whether it is the OST, the art, the weapons, etcera I really wanna know
TSNP I think is the best map wise
TSNP for sure.
If I was going on weapons along I would be hard pressed to pick one, every DLC has had a gun or two that I’ve had a lot of fun using.
But over all content, that’s easy They shall not pass, a nice mix of maps where all the different classes can do well in, which I think is missing in some DLC maps. Weapons it has the Chuachat, Lebel and the RSC. It also gave us the St Chamond which is my go to tank.
They shall not pass. The weapons were good additions and the maps were good. Only really soissons I majorly disliked. The two night maps were ok but would have been better in daylight. The second would be In the name of the Tsar only reason TSNP beat it was map design.
TSNP is definitely the best. Great weapons that filled in some important roles for each class. The maps are fantastic, you also got the St Chammond tank, the Char 2C behemoth that can really help a losing team. Not to mention the trench raider which is so fun to use. Turning Tides is probably second.
In the Name of the Tsar.
God I loveIn the Name of the Tsar.
Loved the guns (Fedorov is a lovely weapon, and the others provide something new to play with.)
Loved the vehicles (Putilov-Garford and Demolition Muromets? Yes Please!)
Loved the maps (Galicia is my favorite, followed by Volga River and Albion. Maps that provide a challenge and reward those who apply tactics really get my attention!)
Loved an operation (Brusilov Offensive: God, I love that operation. Red Tide is eh, but I can live with it.)
Loved some specializations (Concealed Rescue is a medical wonder. Thank you for it, DICE.)
Overall, one of the most enjoyable DLCs I have played in a long time. The others were great, but ITNOTT takes the cake.
TSNP for sure. Great maps, weapons and Assault Tank.
French dlc is great. Russian is ok. Everything else is bad or really bad.
Gonna go with TSNP too. I really enjoyed APOC too but felt like there was a load of missed potential there.
There is no way TSNP is gonna lose this competition. If I had to rank the DLCs from best to worst:
-TSNP (Everything about it is great)
-ITNOTT (large amount of content and decent to good maps)
-APOC (I would’ve loved to rank this one higher, as I really really like Paschendale and Somme, but for the fact that they took 2 maps from singleplayer for Air-Assault bothers me, I would’ve been all in for the idea of singleplayer maps being added to this DLC, but for infantry instead of Air-only)
-TUTI (I like 2 out of the 4 maps and even then only Achi Baba is really great, I don’t really like the naval warfar stuff neither do I like conquest assault as it doesn’t work very well, the infiltrator is a decent elite class but he is only available on these few maps, so you rarely ever play him.)
TSNP, because DICE Stockholm and it was brilliant.
The first two were undoubtedly the best whatever order you put them, the last two were nowhere near those standards sadly.
Turning Tides because I like vehicle combat. TSNP was also good, especially Soisson and Verdun 
TUTI because of CQA bringing defensive and attacking sides into play, that one OST track which got used in reveal event of V and naval themed maps are my favorite due to vast size, landing scenarios, island hopping, carrier assaults and harbor-sea fortress environment. I am waiting for tropical naval maps to appear in Battlefield V.
What OST track did they use in the reveal event? I don’t remember
I think Turning Tides is probably my favorite.
Overall, I think I like the Turning Tides the most, mostly due to the maps. TSNP is probably second because of Frontlines and the weapons. In the Name of the Tsar is probably third above Apocalypse just because it had more content. Apocalypse is last, but it still included a lot I really love (for instance, River Somme is one of my favorite maps in the game, and the lMG 08/18 is one of my favorite weapons).
In terms of maps, Cape Helles, Achi Baba, and Zeebrugge are amongst my very favorite maps in the game, and while Heligoland Bight is a little slow it’s so unique that I think it’s a very good addition. All the other DLC had maps I really like as well (for instance, I quite like Fort de Vaux, Tsaritsyn, and River Somme), but not as many that are near the very top of my list.
Relatedly, I think the Gallipoli operation is my favorite operation in the game. Something about the amphibious landing on Cape Helles just feels really atmospheric to me. I know a lot of people complain about the balance, saying it’s impossible for attackers, but I’ve really not experienced it being that way when I’ve played it. Attackers have won plenty (in fact, I legitimately think I’ve never lost on attack in that operation)
In terms of weapons, I don’t think any of the DLC really stands out as better than the others. Each DLC had weapons that I really like and that have become amongst my favorite guns. Ultimately, the French DLC probably had my favorite set of weapons, but it’s not by a big margin and doesn’t overcome my love of Turning Tides’ maps and operation.
In terms of the new game modes each brought (Frontlines, Supply Drop, Conquest Assault, and Air Assault), I think Frontlines is obviously the best of those, though I actually prefer Conquest Assault to Conquest and have had fun dabbling in Supply Drop and Air Assault.
TSNP. Some of the Frontlines games played were the most intense BF games ever. And then EA/Dice fixed it…
TSNP all round for sure with Tsar right behind it.
My personal favourite are apocalypse and the naval one. All maps in those are good to me.
Tsnp has verdun and fort crap that i could easily delete from my memory( i don’t like mindless chokepoints,in case you missed). The russian one is saved by the guns and putilov but i’m not particulary fond on the maps,and i usually see that they’re the death of all MIXED servers( everyone leaves).
All this is useless anyway as i can only find good playable games on vanilla maps; dlc are just complete stomps every single time.