Scout suits are meant for sneaking and generally not being spotted. But does it really matter if the enemy's scan can't pick me up if the enemies can easily see me? My std. G scout suit is white and blue. Considering that the main colors of the maps seem to be brown (desert area) and a grey (city areas), a white and blue suit sticks out like a sore thumb.

So my request is this:

Basic:
Recolor the scout suits to more easily blend in with the environment

Advanced/Future:
Add in a basic chameleon effect to the scout suits.
For example, if a scout user is in a desert area, the suit will have a dark brown/light brown color scheme but will switch to something like dark grey/light grey in the city areas.
Perhaps the color changes become more complex with adv. and proto suits, such as proto getting a digital camo scheme.

Cloaks.

Problem solved.

And I'm assuming cloak is not going to be a passive ability (otherwise it would be too OP), so it would be only useful if you KNOW there are enemies about. The passive chameleon effect or recolor would be helpful at all times.

Because a desert camo might not be ideal in all maps once the game has developed further. They could add maps with different environments like ice maps, full city maps, etc..

And I'm assuming cloak is not going to be a passive ability (otherwise it would be too OP), so it would be only useful if you KNOW there are enemies about. The passive chameleon effect or recolor would be helpful at all times.

Edit:
Also, is there a place with all of CCP's planned features gathered together?

But if the passive cloak is made into an actual module, the role of the scout suit is diminished. Why settle for a low shield and armor scout suit when you can get an assault or logi suit with the same (or more) visual stealth capabilities?

Edit:
And what is the percentage for cloak translate to? Transparency?