Nor would you be capable of doing much more than dying very quickly because the armor in game is very much designed to be used on a battlefield and wouldn't provide much protection outside of that. You surely would not be adventuring as much as you like. Most of you don't even know how impossible it would be to wear the amount of armor shown in game and actually do half the things that you're capable of doing. Not everything needs to be 13th Century full plate armor. Eventually I plan to do what TheShadowScout did - different outfits for everything characters can do in this game!īoy would your head spin if you knew how Minoans dressed or what a lot of the peoples of the Mediterranean considered armor and protective gear for centuries. I have some characters who are totally covered (because it fits them that way) and others who are as uncovered as ESO allows without resorting to undies or the towel - and some of those are male (in fact, the dead-water cloth chest is GREAT on males.)įor my 'less covered' ones, I usually have 'real armor' for questing. Like it makes for such a more believable world.Īs a female I want more revealing armour/costumes for my female characters, not necessarily sexy/cleavage revealing (which I'm still cool with) but dresses with side slits that could be ran/fought in, tank top or halter style chests that showed off arms for warm climates, shorts for adventuring in the jungles, tight body suits with the waist/belt actually on their waist and not the hips for sneaking and some clothing/dresses that are sexy and don't cover every inch of skin, a vampire lady gown would be the perfect place to put one that is a bit risque because vampires are often portrayed as not being as conservative as their mortal counterparts, and why should they be?

Seriously, I love that Elder Scrolls shies away from the typical 'armour' choices for females of other games, in the TES setting.

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