One thing I've always found funny about Elder Scrolls games is how all of the armor fits anyone. I know that it has been requested for there to be different body types for a while now (skinny, normal, fat, etc.) but for whatever reason it just has not made it into a game yet. Perhaps in The Elder Scrolls VI? I also find it curious how female character's armor fits us as well. Now this, like many things, can be fixed with just a touch of imagination.

I'm pretty hard-core with my role-playing and I've recently been implementing something regarding the one size fits all phenomenon in Skyrim. Here are my rules.

1. I'm a male character, so female armor never fits me. Period.
2. I usually do not take a fallen enemy's armor and if I do it must "fit."
3. In order to take any type of armor, whether its in a chest or on a fallen enemy I roll a six sided dice. If I roll a 1, it fits. If I roll anything else, it doesn't.
4. I cannot carry multiple armors in my inventory. Only a pair of clothes, which conceivably I could have under my armor. If I do carry armor in my inventory (just to take and sell) it must be where I could have taken it and put it on my horse.

Do any of you guys do anything similar? Related to armor or anything else? I'm always interested in good role-playing ideas.

My basis of RP sticks with classes and background.

Well, I'm not worried much about armor, since most of my characters wear clothing anyways, but one picky thing about me is that I feel the need to put more into the separate guilds than needed. For example, the college of winterhold is well, a college. So in between EVERY quest for that guild, I need to get a minimum of 10 levels into magic skills. That way by the end I'll be a well-trained mage. Or for the thieves guild in between quest I'll do 2-3 quests for delvin and vex.