I think the dragon armour looks terrible on males. Just terrible. Theres something odd about the chestplate. It looks good on females though.

whoa, solid idea

While I love the Dragon Bone/Scale armor, if I'm playing a heavy armor character, I go Daedric. It's heavier, but it's tougher, and the Helm is badass. However, if I'm playing a light armor char, I'll use the Dragonscale. The only time I'll switch is if I need to sneak around and use DB or TG armor. Even when I play a mage character, I generally use armor of some kind. I don't want to waste time casting some kind of ward or Stoneflesh spell, and I don't want to waste perks enhancing said spells. It's more efficient to just pick up some armor and slap it on.

Sometimes I'll try and wear dragon bone/scale armor when hunting dragons, simply to roleplay. I like to think that dragons would see someone wearing the bones or scales of their brethren and either get angry, get scared, or see it as a challenge from a worthy foe.

I loved Glass in Oblivion, but it looked ridiculous on my Khajiit this time around. Bring back Amber armor from Shivering Isles.

Agreed, I love the look of the Daedric armour.

I tend to prefer the blades armour. its unique enough because theres only one set, its not too flashy and complicated. its a solid enough rating armour wise, and it fits best into my warrior nord character. i do love the look of it too

I love the Daedric Armor. Just plain love it. Especially improved to Legendary, and buffed out with bonuses. I like being able to casually stroll up to some Falmer jerk who's frantically launching arrows into my face, and then turn him into a green smudge with the matching Warhammer. Stuff looks especially badass when clopping around on the back of Shadowmere. You look like a matched set.

The only issue I have with it is that since finishing the MQ, I sort of feel all dressed up with no place to go. Sure, there are plenty of Radiant tasks to complete, but it's kind of like swatting a fly with a Buick, now.

"Hey, J?rgenmort?n? Satan himself just rolled up outside. He's on the back of a hell-horse that smells like sulfur and brimstone wrapped in burning fur. He wants to know if we have anything we'd like done around the inn."

"Uhh...Sure. I mean, I guess so. Ask him if he'd be willing to ride a couple clicks east of here. I think I saw a couple of dudes wearing fur and antlers poking at a little fire, huddled outside a damp cave. I didn't like they way they looked. So, if he wouldn't mind encouraging them to relocate, there'd probably be a few gold in it for him."

"Okay, I'll be right back."

...

"Hey, boss?"

"Yeah?"

"He says he already painted the walls with their steaming entrails a couple of days ago. I don't think he's kidding, either."

"Oh, good. Good. In that case, tell him I'll give him one Septim each for every cabbage he can carry over here from the farm across the street. Just tell him to ask for the guy who's in here polishing a tankard."

"Cool, will do."