I don't know, however, if the creation kit allows you to add properties in bulk to all weapons in the game, or if you have to do it one by one. Been studying game development in school as a 3d-artist for 3 years, so I should know. Especially considering how many armors there is in the game. Would be nice indeed, but I'm afraid anything visual, like multi-layered armor pieces peeling off, is quite an endeavor to try to pull off. However, now that the creation kit has been released I wonder if someone would be interested in taking this concept further? I don't know my way around the creation kit at all, but I reckon a mod like this wouldn't be impossible, considering what amazing things I've seen some people here create. Never tried it as it states in the description some flaws which I couldn't see past.
I've looked around a bit and only seen one mod made long ago ( ). It would seriously increase the immersion I think. It's too easy to find stuff which makes your character godlike, once you have played for a while, but with this, being godlike would come with a steep repair-cost. Once you find that awesome suit of armor or weapon, there is no need to find something else, and you never use that otherwise cool but not as good dwarven warhammer/leather armor or whatever. When I think about it, this lack of durability on stuff is what breaks the game the most for me.
Is it worth wearing down your amazing bastard sword on meager bandits or should you use your cheap one-handed axes for them? Maybe non-unique/non-magical weapons could be broken beyond repair, so that the player actually had to buy or scavenge a new weapon.
The more expensive a weapon is, the more it will cost to repair, making the player have to think economically. Basically a smallish mod which makes all weapons and armor lose durability (perhaps also damage and defense in the process) until they are broken and cannot be re-equipped until they are mended either by a blacksmith npc or by the player using a forge and some steel or so.
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