Okay. Even with your explanation that the suffixed do in fact make sense, what about the guns that the suffixes don't make sense for? For example"
"JG-614" "CC150" "M16" "AK74M" "HK416" "G3" "AEK971" "AN94" "SCAR L" the list can go on...
Even excusing the numbers, what does JG stand for? What does CC stand for? What on earth is a G?
I'm left in the situation where I'm in a spawn room with these options without knowing what they are, and it pisses me off. Am I supposed to take aside a good ten minutes to Google the gun names and research how they work? No. In that time Id be kicked for holding up the game being afk in the spawn.
You call me a "highly aggressive autist elitist" and I don't think you know what any of those terms even mean. My points are sound, my argument is valid and you're just making yourself look to be the "aggressive elitist" who defends keeping the names encoded.
I really don't know what else to say to you. You've resorted to calling me autistic..
Laughable.
In all seriousness a name is a name. I really don't care for names, just look at my name. Mean anything? No!?
Point in take, its a gun. It fires kinetic material from a barrel. It hurts when you get shot with it, that's all there is to loving know.
Abbreviations may or may not mean the caliber, model or anything else.
It may not matter to me because all I know is that its a weapon, and it can kill.
Put it simply, stop caring about pointless stuff.
Guns are not all the same. A sniper shoots a powerful bullet accurately but takes time to reload. A Machine Gun shoots a lot of weaker bullets much faster, a Shotgun shoots a handful of metal bullets at once in a spread pattern. I'm sure you know all this though, but saying that they are all the same is foolish.
The job of the gun name is to tell you what kind of gun it is before you pick it up. If your gun pack fails to do this, I don't want to use your gun pack.
The name matters to me because I like particular types of guns and Id like to be able to chose my guns without needing to research them first.