So what armor will you wear to fit your character build? I would like to read your responses in detail.
For my first playthrough, I’ll try and dress looking like a Diplomat while in towns, and a master of disguises everywhere else, depending on the situation and where the main quest and side quests take me to. I’ll have a large wardrobe for every occasion. That’s the plan anyway! 
My character build = Diplomat/Assassin.
Diplomat, assassin and saboteur…I like it
I’ll go for an light cavalry man. A sallet with a breastplate and some nice plate gloves (maibe some maille).
Rather an agressive build…
Sorry to break this to you but sallets weren’t made yet in 1403 
so they won’t be included in the base game.
I will wear a gambison and a hauberk over that and a tabard to cover it. Banded arm brace and leather gloves. Along with some greaves or leather boots. To top it off, a bucket helm and my main weapon will be a longsword and a dagger just in case.
Well then… an “Eisenhut” will do as well… But from what i know the first recorded sallet was 1407… so it could have been around in a very early version… but not prooven
what will i wear? hmm it is quite warm indoors, the heating works, so a t-shirt probably and a pair of pants.
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No underwear? Very nice
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why not? it’s not like anyone will be here to mind it.
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I agree…so what of Henry?
Ill probably be a tank/brute in my first playthrough, letting my sword or mace do all the talking . Gambeson/chain mail/plate armor
The helmet is the most important part.
I definately need something to conceal the lack of Henry´s facial hair.
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I wish we could get the option to grow a beard
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Whatever gives better stats from what I’ll be wearing at the time, mate!.. #no_brainer 8-D
I envision myself wearing the tears of my enemies!
I has always prefered light builds before tankier builds, but we’ll see. I’ll probably switch around a bit to find the right combo.
As little as possible.
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