Who said Amarr are supposed to have the least mobility? They are supposed to have the least speed, and they do. And even though it is Amarr, it is still a scout and needs to be treated like a scout. That's why I'd really rather not have the bonus be towards scrambler pistols, that is too combat oriented for what is a suit designed around avoiding scanners, scanning enemies, cloaking, and being mobile.

I'm not dead set that the Amarr bonus needs to be towards stamina, but unless you want to have some overlap with other racial skills than there is not much else it could be. Again, the suit is a scout, so it needs a scout related bonus. This includes a bonus to the following:

• Stamina (biotics)
• Speed (biotics)
• Hand-to-hand combat (biotics)
• Scan radius (electronics)
• Scan precision (electronics)
• Profile dampening (electronics)
• Cloaking

The bonuses for the other races all fall into one of these scouting categories, and so should the Amarr's. So what should it be if not the proper complex mod version of a cardiac regulator? And keep in mind, even then with the Amarr scout able to sprint for 45 seconds, it is still the slowest. While yes it could use a low slot to make it faster than the Minmatar, the Minmatar could use a low slot to make itself even faster as well. And even then, the Minmatar scout will always have a faster movement speed, a stat that cannot be increased with any skills or mods.

So you are saying that because 1 suit has a bonus to scanners that is fine when you consider leaving the Amarr suit with sub par bonuses, because as it stand the Gal Scout will evadae Adv scanners with no points invested into Profile dampening. And frankly speaking when you consider the scouts already have more biotic potential than assaults....... the ability to go unseen on passive and active scans is far more valuable.

I am not saying that a bonus to stamina would be bad, all I'm saying is that in order to make it a bonus on par with the rest you'd need to increase how much per level it is. See the post directly above yours to see what I mean.

Also jumping doesn't take away a set amount of stamina, rather a percentage of your total stamina. So no matter how much stamina you have, the number of times you can jump in succession is the same.

When you add a complex cardiac regulator to a Caldari or Gallente suit, they can sprint for 42 seconds. When you add a complex cardiac regulator to a Minmatar suit, they can sprint for 44.1 seconds. This isn't really far off from 45 seconds. When you consider that these suits are faster, they would also travel more distance in this shorter time. And yes, it is fair that these suits would have to use a slot to achieve similar stamina performance, because an Amarr would also have to use a slot if it wanted to achieve similar profile dampening, scan precision, or hacking speed.

Also stamina does not affect bunny hopping, because jumping uses a percent of your stamina, not a set amount. No matter how much stamina you have you cannot increase how many times you can jump in quick succession.

That's actually not true if you're raising both stamina and regen.

If you're only raising regen then yes, as your stamina would hit the required percentage for jumping faster, but if you raise the stamina with the same amount, it will take the same amount of time before you can jump.

Edit: If you raise stamina more than regen it will actually take more time before you can jump again.

It's not perfectly in line at all. First of all, all stats are not linearly valuable. Getting 5% more stamina isn't the same thing as 5% reduced profile signature, for example. That is why a complex cardiac regulator increases stamina and stamina regen by 100% while a complex profile dampener reduces your signature by only 25%.

Also while stamina and stamina regen are two separate stats, they are achieved in the same module so it's still just one bonus, not a bonus and a secondary bonus. Profile dampening and scan radius aren't the same module, Scan precision and scan radius aren't the same module, hacking speed and NK damage aren't the same module.