No, it is your opinion that these should remain this way, the fact is that these numbers are way higher than intended.

Should I go back and edit it for your satisfaction? or does the link to the spreadsheet not suffice?

There is no assumption being made, look at the ****ing math and compare it with what we know. There is a reason I like to use math, it can't lie.
We know that myos were changed to affect jump height, we also have a stated design intent for a minscout to barely be able to het up on a crate.

With 4 complex myos at the intended (via spreadsheet) 25% (*1.5 from skill) you only get about 144% jump height or ~110% jump height with 3 aka double regular height. Now it's pretty easy to see using basic powers of observation that people are jumping far higher than that.

So lets compare our observations with the other relevant piece of data we have - the amount myos increase melee damage by... And with the math I did in my first ****ing post we can see that it's about a 400% increase to melee damage and hey that seems to fit the things were seeing a lot better!

This isn't a huge ****ing leap of logic. It's basic problem solving given information at hand.

it affects splash damage weapons that are easy to aim while mid air

Bruh, no personal attacks. It ain't productive. Your other points are correct though.

I'm not blowing things out of context at all. I'm saying the modules are 200% as powerful as they were intended to be, and that is an issue. Because when you compare 350% jump height to 121% damage or 330 more shields, the jumps will win ever time.
They need to be brought down to the intended levels of power. Period.

But you are just going to defend them anyways, aren't you?

Whatever. They'll get nerfed, that much I know.
When 80% of the blayerbase is jumping 30m into the air next week, even Ratatti won't be able to deny that it is a problem.

Stack 5 Complex Damage mods. There you go.

The point is that 30m jumps that allow you to get pretty much anywhere and evac any unfavorable situation and mach 1 is worth more than 330 Shields or and extra 21% damage.

We will evaluate these modules like everything else.

Since playing last night, I have a growing doubt that stacing is applied, that is the first thing I will check at work today.

A 4th and 5th module should add almost nothing which is why we playtested with 3 stacked minnie scouts.

That said, the max height we were aiming for was a big crate, or second level of a building. I agree with both the combat effectiveness and fun versus silly arguments as well. They are supposed to be a mobility module, viable against dmg mods and hp, and open up tactical elements such as outflanking and such.

And to the OP's concerns, the 25% isn't an applicable number per se, it is a modification attribute % of another number and ground speed, so is not "25% the normal height". That was not clear enough.