Well, I just tested it. I ran around with nothing but an amulet of ESP and a tin helm in my inventory. When I found an enemy that could equip helms and was smart enough to be detected by ESP, I dropped the helm next to it and let it equip the tin helm. I could still see it.

So the answer is no.

Hmm, it could be that equipment have a primary action to which the "accuracy" applies, attacking for weapons and blocking for shields.

Ehh, I'm not sure that's relevent here. Shields are made for blocking, that's what they do.

I seem to recall that accuracy depends on a number of stats. It takes weapon accuracy and your dexterity. On the other end, size and agility factor into whether you hit the enemy or not. Of course, enemy dexterity also comes into play if they block. I'm wondering if weapon accuracy applies to blocking as well, and if weapon skills contribute anything.

Alright, Kahvi has seemingly disappeared, so Erno and I are organising to take over development. Anyone interested?

To what?

I believe it's time for plan B.

The first page of results are all game review sites, we ought to go give 'em our link.

Damn, what happened?

Holy shit. I actually didn't think it'd be this effective.

Guess this is why I'm the Grand Visor...