A highslot module which adds bandwidh.

A lowslot module which converts cargo space into drone bay space (not 1 to 1 of course, as drone bays come with maintenance infrastructure)

Reduce the fitting requirements of Drone Control Units to the likes of weapons. But keep the skill requirements as they are.

I was thinking about the Myrmidon indeed. But the Ishtar could also benefit from such modules, just like any other ship willing to sacrifice slots for improving their drone capabilities. An Ishkur with a full flight of Medium drones at the cost of no guns for instance.

So please, think a bit before dismissing this.

Maybe fusing the Drone Control Unit and the extra bandwidth modules would make sense if you get small, medium, large and capital versions with appropriate fitting requirements and/or bandwidth enhancement.

Regarding stuff for decloaking cloaky stuff, may I suggest it is a module type and skill tied to destroyers, and perhaps a new T2 Destroyer variant. This is the historical comparison of what destroyers did in a naval fleet role, with anti-air secondary.

I am against anything that is basically a click this to win button. It should be cat and mouse, just like the submarine warfare, cloaky ships already resemble.

But there is a big difference, a stealth bomber, can't kill a real ship solo, either with bombs or torpedos, where as historically, a single submarine could sink multiple ships, where as it takes several stealth bombers to take down a battleship.

If there is a anti-cloaky mechanic, I would like to see it tied to the tactical overlay, and act as a sort of 'ping' mechanic which only works on grid, with only a rough idea where a cloaky ship is located increasing as the destroyer closes in, but pings can only be done every couple of minutes or so. In addition, the de-cloaking mechanic should remain (have to get in range), small smart bombs should get a range bonus on new/existing destroyers, which makes them more useful and gives them a sort of depth charge ability to hurt cloaky ships while not revealing them.

I think it would be fun for all involved.

Hmmm think you're being a little mean spirited here and taking it off topic, but to confirm, the ship classes are almost identical to the roles used in naval warfare, and even in game factions are called things like the Amarr Navy. So, it is not to much of a stretch to suggest that destroyers, who hunt 'stealthy hidden' submarines in naval warfare, hunt 'stealthy hidden' stealth bombers in the science fiction world of EvE. I can't see what is wrong with that suggestion.