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Heavy Armor Perk Revision

By the armor cap, heavy armor is arguabley a less effective armor to fight in due to the light armor perk Wind Walker (Stamina regenerates 50% faster in all Light Armor: head, chest, hands, feet).

Cushioned was useless (Half damage from falling if wearing all Heavy Armor: head, chest, hands, feet).

Conditioning (Heavy Armor weighs nothing and doesn't slow you down when worn) would inadvertantly, nonsensically affect the player's ability to sneak by making his shoes weigh less, despite wearing a suit of armor.

Reflect Blows made no sense at all (10% chance to reflect melee damage back to the enemy while wearing all Heavy Armor: head, chest, hands, feet).



Now, heavy armor is much harder to sneak in due to not making any changes to it's weight. It retains being slower to move in, but protects the wearer a lot better than light armor.

Cushioned: 10% resistance to the elements (fire, frost and shock).

Conditioning: +100 carry weight (which should cover the weight of equipped weapons and armor).

Deflect Blows: 20% chance to deflect physical damage (weapons and bows, not from falling).

All the perks except Juggernaut and Deflect Blows: 5% chance to deflect physical damage (weapons and bows, not from falling).


All together, that comes to a 50% chance to deflect physical damage (it may sound like a lot, but it is effectively the same as atronach is for magic, except that it requires a whole tree's worth of perks).

(The steed stone still changes equipped armor to weigh nothing, so allows unrestricted movement and bonus to sneak if you feel that way inclined).