I built this for myself so I could sport full heavy armor without losing my hair. Armor rating is dragonplate helm, fully forgeable, temperable and enchantable.

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Its up on VGU but I could post it somewhere else if there is interest.

Good luck with that, not everyone is on a pc

If the Skyrim perks are set up the way Fallout's were, it might not be that hard to fix, though the conditional to check that the player is wearing at least one article of light armor, and no articles of heavy armor, is sort of complicated, and would be a huge pain to set up the way the GECK handled it.

Well, the meat on this series lays on modding, so I guess TES games are put to better use running on pc, even if for modding alone.

Oh, and by the divines, we'll not start a damn "consoles vs. pc" war here, will we?

Meh, I always buy Beth games for the PC. There's no point in the console version, eventually I know I'll want to change something. But I mean, that's why I buy them in the first place.
Even so, as much as I respect mods and I look forward to the mod packs that come out, I still would much rather have an official DLC that has more clothing and fancy things to wear, including more headgear. For now, though, I'll have to settle for mods I suppose.

I don't know if Beth has ever even considered a cosmetic official add-on.