
Re: Shadow Echelon [Low Filesize Version]
ATOS, most of the names you brought attention to are not "off"; most of them are "on"; exactly how I want them.
I know how the AK series naming conventions work; [SE] naming conventions differ from them on purpose.
I have no interest in using official names of exact models of real guns, because that would be unrealistic, because [SE] guns do not accurately portray any exact models of existing guns. Rather, they try to accurately portray feasible fictional variants of real guns, chambered in [SE]'s fictional calibers, and also with whatever other tweaks I feel like.
I also don't want to make the names very technical sounding; abbreviations and numbers just don't have much memorability or charm to them, in my opinion.
I do, however, like to reference the inventors of the guns that [SE] guns are redesigns of. And that's where most of the names come from.
Youriy K. Alexandrov is the inventor of the balancing system in the AK-107.
(That's "Alexandrov/Kalashnikov 107", rather than "Avtomat Kalashnikova 107")Gennadiy Nikonov is the inventor of the AN-94.
German A. Korobov is the inventor of the TKB-022.
Korobov is also the inventor of the Pribor 3B and its later redesign, the TKB-059. "Korobov" was already taken by the [SE] TKB-022 variant. I didn't want to call it German, and I don't know what the A of his middle initial stands for. So I couldn't name it after the inventor. I didn't like the look of "3B", so I made an assumption of what it meant, and replaced it with "Tribarrel".
Mikhail Kalashnikov needs no introduction. RIP.
Mikhail's son, Victor Kalashnikov, is the inventor of the PP-19 Bizon.
Ján Lučanský is the designer of the CZ Scorpion EVO 3.
Renaud Kerbrat is the inventor of the Kriss Vector.
"Remizov" is a surname, chosen to follow the pattern of the other [SE] -ov guns. Since the [SE] Remizov is a fictional variant
of a fictional variant, I think being named after a fictional inventor is suitable.
Maybe I'll rename the Flatline to Stoner, or swap it out entirely for another -ov; a Dragunov.
(I'm putting way more thought into this than any sane man would, I know.

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Scarab, sorry for not replying for so long. I think I did update my usage guidelines in the OP to reflect what I thought about you making your own version, though, not too long after seeing your reply.
I appreciate it, but I'm not interested in directly incorporating your solutions all at once. With my limited understanding of Lua, if I switched to your complete reworkings of several major scripting mechanics, I fear that I would be overwhelmed with the unfamiliarity, and then I would be even less inclined to keep working on [SE]. And I'm already to the point of not even posting in the thread yearly.
I would be interested to take a look at your solutions, though, and gradually incorporate them, (credited obviously) as I gain understanding of them.
If you want to release your [SE] version separately, go for it, but please do so in another thread to avoid comments on your version getting misattributed to my official version, or vice versa.
In other news, I'm playing around with updating [SE], since the DRL dev log's recent activity has brought some of my interest back to CC.
No timeframe promises or anything, I just wanted to clarify that [SE] isn't abandonware, not yet, anyways.