ok, I keep thinking I HAVE to use a cardiac regulator. o_O

but maybe I can do something else by not going that route. Seems counter-intuitive though, since Amarr get a bonus to stamina, wouldn't you want to have as much stamina as possible?

It's a light assault, no more, no less.

My fits

A/1

GEK-38 Assault Rifle
T-12 Ion Pistol

1x Complex Shield Extender
1x Complex Precision Enhancer

1x Complex Armor Plate
1x Enhanced Profile Dampener
1x Enhanced Armor Repairer

1x Cloak Field
1x Compact Nanohive

a.k0

Duvolle Assault Rifle
T-12 Ion Pistol

2x Complex Shield Extender
1x Complex Precision Enhancer

1x Complex Armor Plate
1x Enhanced Profile Dampener
1x Complex Range Extender
1x Complex Armor Repairer

1x ARN-17 Cloak Field
1x Group of 3 F/45 Remote Explosives

Skill into ALL of them. Then demand a respect.

The only thing the Amarr scout can do is look good.

ok, I keep thinking I HAVE to use a cardiac regulator. o_O

but maybe I can do something else by not going that route. Seems counter-intuitive though, since Amarr get a bonus to stamina, wouldn't you want to have as much stamina as possible?

ok, I keep thinking I HAVE to use a cardiac regulator. o_O

but maybe I can do something else by not going that route. Seems counter-intuitive though, since Amarr get a bonus to stamina, wouldn't you want to have as much stamina as possible?

I would only fit a cardiac reg if you find you regularly run out of stamina. Bear in mind also that some scouts like to jump around in the midst of a fight to break target lock and generally make them harder to track. This uses stamina, and it's the only thing I can think of from my own play-style point-of-view that might tempt me to use one. Though I think they're a little tankier too. If anything, I'd say they're designed more for a scrap than the other scouts.

Think of the bonus as something that can either be boosted even more (if you need it), or something that means you can save a module because the bonus is already equal to one.

Honestly though - I wouldn't favour looking good over being practical. I've not found any mirrors on any of the maps, and can't say I've stopped to admire anyone's suit before I've shot their head off at point blank range ;-)

I don't understand why CCP would make the suit with the racial stamina increase to be the slowest at running. o_O

Oh well. btw, how viable is an armor repair module? should all suits have one? Since I have such little SP I can only plan for standard fittings (1 high, 3 low) right now.

Always have an Armor Repper. Always. All that armor is prectically useless without some way for it to fix itself.

2 Basic Plates and an Enhanced Armor Repairers are a good starting fit. You could replace 1 plate with a Profile Dampener if you want. Eventually, you may want to upgrade one of the plates to Enhanced, or upgrade the Repairer to Complex.

Whatever Shield Extender you can fit. They are the only good high slot module right now unless you are in a Caldari Scout. If you really want to though, you could use a Basic Damage Mod.

Use whatever weapon you want really, in the end its all up to you.
I use Scrambler Rifles, Laser Rifles, and Plasma Cannons, but I don't recommend any of those weapons for use on this suit, though.

Plasma Cannons can actually work, but a Shotgun is just better for that playstyle. I don't think I need to explain this, even to a new player like yourself.
Laser Rifles just aren't very good on light suits because they require you to hold the weapon on the enemy, and that gives the enemy time to fire back and kill you before you can kill them. They are good weapons, just not the best on light frames.
Scrambler Rifles are just pretty bad lately because the Proficiency nerf hit them the hardest. They oftentimes can't do enough damage before overheating to even kill someone. Combat Rifles are better for this type of playstyle.

I would recommend either using Shotguns or Combat Rifles because they have great synergy with light frame suits.


However, Before you even think about getting Prototype or Complex ANYTHING, get Engineering and Electronics to at least level IV! This is crucial! Those are the two most important skills in the game. You really should get them to V, but IV are enough for a long time.