It would have been nice if wearing a full faced helmet or hood would help hide your vampirism at stage 4.

Anyone else agree?

On a side note, it makes me irritated when someone will say, "Is that fur... coming out of your ear?" when I'm wearing a full set of Nightingale armor.

I'd prefer if hooded robes removed ill-effects from the sun. But that's immersion for you.

That literally just happened to me as i read this xD

Quick question, but why don't you just respond to the thread?

And yes, it would also be nice if wearing stormcloack armor would get me attacked in Imperial cities and vice versa, it would be nice that if I wear guard armor people would think I'm a guard it would even be nice if I switch to a fully covered sneaky type armor people wouldn't recognize me as the guy that wore the Ebony armor two minutes ago... But not all nice things can be done.

Hey, apparently everyone can tell I have a case of Bonebreak Fever, even though I'm clad from head to toe in Daedric Armor.

Though it's times like that I wish diseases were a tiny bit more debilitating, just annoying enough to make you go "dammit, need to visit the apothecary."

I did reply to the thread as well, this thread is just a way to attract the idea.

and Imperfect, I'd have to agree with that as well, unless your body is in direct sunlight, you shouldn't get an effect.

This...

I actually need the conversation for that, otherwise I'll just forget... I don't check my stats often enough and I don't notice the messege about a new disease half the time anyway.

This. ^^

xD

Why do people get so pissed off when someone starts a new thread? Does it cause hurricanes at your town?

It doesn't happen in your town???

I'm quite glad of NPC's telling me I have a disease, (other than vampirism/lycanthropy of course) as otherwise I'd often have no idea and would leave it forever before getting myself healed. I suppose it's kind of unrealistic that armour can't disguise you, but there would be so much more work needed on the voice acting and scripting that goes with it to make everything recognisable.

If you finish the civil war questline

I could easily say to you, using your logic "Why do people get so pissed off when I fart on them? Does it cause hurricanes in your town?"

Well, no, it doesn't. But it's still considered rude and unnecessary. If the OP is a response to another idea in another thread, why not post it there? Isn't that the polite thing to do, rather than force people following that idea in that thread to go to your new thread? It's like having a conversation with someone who walks into another room and expects you to follow them there to continue. That's rude.

How do you not understand that?

I'm not pissed off that a new thread is started, I'm not even pissed off about this thread. I just think it's funny that somebody starts a new thread about a point made in a previous thread and even names the thread "I had read on the threads here,...". It just seems like a strange way to communicate on a forum.