How do i install ALL Borderlands DLC on PC

I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them?

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

i really have no idea what OP is doing. 

I remember General Knoxx having an installer. 
 
So the question is, how did you really get this DLC?

Piracy question?  Sounds like it to me.

You pay money for it.

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

You make this man stop smiling i'm coming after you.   
 

This reminds me, I have the GOTY version still boxed. Best install it and start playing! Too bad all the DLC has to be downloaded separately instead of being on the disc.

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

" @Knave said:

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

It isn't an issue as long as you didn't pirate the DLC. Steam automatically installs the DLC. Besides, if you do choose to pirate software because you are poor or just an ass and aren't smart enough to get it working yourself you have no business pirating in the first place. "

" @ShadowSkill11 said:

" @Knave said:

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

It isn't an issue as long as you didn't pirate the DLC. Steam automatically installs the DLC. Besides, if you do choose to pirate software because you are poor or just an ass and aren't smart enough to get it working yourself you have no business pirating in the first place. "

If he's too poor to buy the DLC, then he wouldn't have paid money for it in the first place, and thus they haven't lost a sale.  "

" @BigLemon said:

" @ShadowSkill11 said:

" @Knave said:

" I know how to install one. I just take all the folders and put them in my Borderlands directory. But then if i want to install another DLC i have to overwrite the previous one. How do i install all of them? "

It isn't an issue as long as you didn't pirate the DLC. Steam automatically installs the DLC. Besides, if you do choose to pirate software because you are poor or just an ass and aren't smart enough to get it working yourself you have no business pirating in the first place. "

If he's too poor to buy the DLC, then he wouldn't have paid money for it in the first place, and thus they haven't lost a sale.  "

That's a very slippery slope you're approaching. A case could be made that he will eventually be playing it and therefore should be paying for it. Stealing is stealing. Just because it's not technically a lost sale on Steam's part, doesn't mean they're not being stolen from.  Fucking seriously. This pirating shit pisses me off. People excuse it with every reason in the book, but can never offer up a counter to the simple fact it's straight-up robbery. "

" @wrathofconn: But it's not the same. Look, I don't pirate games or steal, but the two concepts are distinct.  "

" @BigLemon said:

" @wrathofconn: But it's not the same. Look, I don't pirate games or steal, but the two concepts are distinct.  "

In activity but not in results. Whether it is taking my car or pirating a game that was made to make a profit, it is stealing.   The problem with people who defend pirating is they tend to think the product must be tangible in order for it to be considered stolen. It drives me crazy. Why don't you go ask a developer about how they feel. I'm sure they'll be buying you dinner afterward too. "

I think sufficient case has been stated here for this being piracy, considering that Steam handles DLC installation automatically and the retail DLC boxes should have installers. That leaves me no choice but to bring up the rules.
 

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1. Use of illegal drugs and substances.  
2. Circumvention of copy protection or security systems.  
   
3. Sources and use of illegally obtained material or intellectual property (theft or piracy).