What becomes the point in Ferroscale plates if you nerf strafe speed into the ground though? I can easily put two complex plates on a min assault, two complex kincats, and still have a good bit of speed. There are times when jumping from cover to cover just doesn't work, and when half your slots are devoted to kincats and you get caught of guard, the only hope you have is to strafe generally (At least currently with aim assist) There's just not enough HP in the pool to react, turn towards the target, and out shoot them. There's a reason currently to keep those plates off the suits or use ferroscale, nerf strafe speed too far and you destroy the reason to use those things.

Though again, getting rid of aim assist would make a nerf to strafe speed easily bearable, but I still feel as if it would damage someone's reasons to use modules that don't slow down the suits movement speed.

To me strafe is speed and aim assist should be both toned down, add to armour plates a profile penalty to keep ferros interesting, about strafing being the only way to survive when caught unguard to turn around and shoot the guy, I think that is the main problem with strafe speed. You made a mistake or your enemy outsmarted you YOU SHOULD DIE. Only heavies should be able to have a chance of winning the engagement when attacked from behind.
When you're surprised, take cover or die, that's what it should be and not circle around the same point so that your enemy has to reload before killing you.

The Minmatar Assault suit, clearly has a broken hit box.
It's the newest FoTM suit.

How about we try to fix it before it takes over the game?