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Corrected Armor Plurals

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Sucks. SORRY Captain.
Funny, grammar should be so difficult to deal with; but i guess egos are the real issue ...Sorry about mine (i'm working on it)! ;) Thanks for trying to tweek the game. :)

Guys, I had to take this mod off of Skyrim Nexus because the comments section was becoming flamebait for grammar arguments. Let's not have to do that here, kay?

My second last then should be 'than' and I'm sure there are more mistake; but just incase anyone wants to quote anything: Please Check it first. Noone is infaulable and only complete tools defend what is wrong instead of admitting it, and then trying to fix it!!!

That's Not Correct! -Infact It's Completely Wrong!!! ...Your Quoting an IDIOT! Don't continue to pass this along. Please, Look it up before you continue to 'un-educate' people! _Many in the modding community are fantastic artists and put so much time and thought into their work that they are becoming terrific programmers and surealists but are still semiliterate and learning grammar from most is a mistake. i.e. a mob is a group (but most gammers now think it referes to anything 'single' thing spawned)~WRONG. (heck my spelling is not great ~but better then American :P and) If your going to teach Grammar, then first LEARN IT!

Well I'm glad the modding community is teaching you grammar! :)

It's a rarely-used, old fashioned word, but this is a fantasy game that uses a lot of old-fashioned language. The correct usage is when you describe multiple types of armor in a single phrase. For example, you can say "I can wear light armor and heavy armor," or it's equally correct to say "I can wear light and heavy armors."

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but your mod actually breaks the grammar. It basically says "I like eating ham, tuna, and peanut butter sandwich."

Brian Damage: I have never, ever heard "armours" used before joining the modding community.

Sorry but if you were really a grammar nazi you'd know armors is grammatically correct.

Armour (There is only correct English and Wrong English!)
A peice of armour
many pieces of armour
a whole suit of armour
-Never armours!

-even if you insist to us the incorrect Americanised/bastardised armors is still incorrect. Armours is not ever correct to be used in this way! Armour (the old term, means) Arms and Armourments - the true term. smithing is the correct term for working with metal -armoursmithing is to make offensive or defensive items from metal -so it's not even the right way to say making armour. Although our vernacular is changing to mean just that; still, smithing does not include using leather, cloth, glass, basically anything out of anything accept metal! ...So please don't bother to try to be to accurate you'll just make headaches for yourself! _Thank you for trying to correct/improve on one small fault though!
Brettmcneff if you didn't get the point: "Your Wrong!"

Brettmcneff: I've never heard that used before. Ever. It's always "suits of armor."