Really, OP? You're the type of nerd that is killing this franchise.

"Oh, it's not hard enough! Meh meh meh make it almost impossible and difficult and realistic!"

It's a damn game for crying out loud. You don't like how easy it is? Find a harder gamer or make a damn mod or download one that makes it hard.

You're one of the people that made Fallout: New Vegas horrible with the way it handled enemy leveling.

actually its from this plane
its ebony armor tempered in a way that catches some of the living essence of a daedric creature
so yeah... its craftable in nirn, even though they did make it a bit easy
and il just follow the crowd and say dont craft it if it bothers you so much

It already has a soul in it from the heart you use to make the item. I am merely saying it needs some sort of evil process to improve it other than one ebony ingot at a workbench.

Because Daedric armor requires Daedric Hearts and a ritual (that you don't see) to make it, which if you roleplay even slightly, a good character would never create. (Which is why Dragonplate exists)

The Communist Goose Corollary.
It states that what is a good idea and course of action for one, should be good for all, and all who are in opposition of the statement or idea are traitors to the community.

But what do I know? I'm just a dumbed down person, playing a dumbed down game.

Daedra aren't evil and a soul of the mortal races wouldn't be enough to fuel a Daedric weapon since a Dremora's soul is stronger.

How are Daedra not evil? It's highly subjective, what one may look at as evil, another may not.

Tis what I do. I wish it was rarer. But, if I ever decided to make it, I'd keep it on display only. The idea of demonic/skull and bones kind of style never caught on with me.

Smithing has already been nerfed unnecessarily, now you want to nerf it more?

i must have missed something.... is someone forcing you to craft them? is it seriously ticking you off this much that there is merely the OPTION for it to be crafted? nothing requires you to craft a suit of daedric armor. makes sense to me that a someone who is almost a master smith can craft this uber rare armor.

I don't know if I can agree with this statement.
In the past three TES games, very few Daedra have been willing to talk things over rather then attack my face.
Golden Saints and Dark Seducers being an exception, but by that time you were a citizen of the realm.

Completely agree! It's an absolute joke you can craft daedric items at a bog standard forge.

I don't think finding something should be more of an accomplishment than making it. Just about every character's going to go around adventuring and collecting loot, but not everyone's going to invest valuable skill points in smithing. It wouldn't be very rewarding if you would still find stuff better than you could make, so the skill needs to let you eventually do exceptional feats of crafting on par with being a master of magic. When you get to 100 skill, you're not just any old smith anymore, you're the kind of smith where people are going to be collecting "(CharacterName) Swords" 100 years from now.

Maybe smithing Daedric's a bit too easy, I dunno because I haven't done it yet. But instead of removing it, maybe add crafting recipes that you need to learn or find instead of having the materials being all perk-based. Daedric could be from a quest involving summoning a Daedra and learning it from them somehow. Make you feel like you really did something unique.

Because to Daedra the ideal of good and evil is a mortal concept thats not really applied to them, they live outside of the terms of good and evil since its a mortal construct and even so not all Daedra are "bad" or "evil"

Its a very common misconception to think that morality applies to the Daedra but they have pointed this out numerous times in the TES series, only people who see the Daedra as evil are fanatic divine worshipers.

I wouldn't say it was nerfed. Leveling up smithing feels accurate now, rather than crafting Iron Daggers until 100.

It's a concept that applies to us, and we're the ones judging them to have good or evil intentions. Unless..... we're Daedra, now?

I call upon the law of Gamer Moral Standing.
That which attacks me is the bad guy, and they will be punished.
That which buys my loot and sells me things are my allies.

Wake me up when they release the DLC where we deal with Daedric diplomacy.

I smith the finest Iron Daggers in all of Skyrim. My daggers rival those of even Eorland Gray-Mane himself.

But since it is a mortal concept mortals and daedra ussually perform actions to effect mortals, mortals can categorize their actions as good or evil. just because they don't acknowledge it does not mean it does not apply to them. Anyway I always seen most daedra as generally neutral. They have aspects that are beneficials as well as harmful.

Pretty sure all of them but Dagon were generally diplomatic or friendly towards the player. Dagon is just a dike.

How is the Op killing the franchise? I may not agree with him on how he wants daedric armor removed from perk tree. But I do some what agree with him on how it's dumbing the game down. Bethesda did add/remove things that are dumbing the series down.

If he(we) wants a harder game he(we) shouldn't have too do it by outside sources. The Elder Scrolls games used to be challenging. Now they are a joke. Also the same thing can be said back. "You don't like how hard it is? Find an easier gamer or make a damn mod or download one that makes it easy."

What was so bad about the New Vegas enemy leveling?

Dagon is the one that tends to give Oblivion the worst rep. In the past two games we were swimming in Dremora.

As I said, Dagon is a dike.

Your ignorance on this subject is great here's a quote from back in Morrowind.
"Daedric weapons are made from raw ebony which has been refined using the craft and magical substances of the lesser minions of Oblivion. The process is not a pleasant one for the Daedra involved, and the weapons retain echoes of preternaturally prolonged suffering endured during manufacture. Daedric weapons are the most rare and expensive weapons known in Tamriel." - http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Garothmuk_gro-Muzgub

Sorry your argument is hollow and baseless. The book in Skyrim simply built on what was already in lore from Morrowind. Daedric Armor can be crafted by mortals. You will NEVER get a complete suit of daedric armor without crafting it yourself. That makes the armor rarer in Skyrim then it was in Morrowind. So even back in your beloved Morrowind it was established that people could make Daedric equipment.

Unfortunately, that's the pantheon, and it's been clear that even they can't always keep a leash on their minions on Nirn.
Winged Twilights, for instance, the servitors of Azura, would attack you in Morrowind. Despite being your mysterious patron in Morrowind, she apparently can't get a memo passed to leave the one special mortal alone.