hey Osok, lots of love man, we like you too! 
Totally understand where you’re coming from and we didn’t choose these titles lightly. What most people don’t know is that for 12 months before the release of the M9 we took all of the resources we had and perfected our weapons pipeline, running them by contacts in actual AAA studios and improving them until the confirmed that our weapons matched, or in most cases exceeded, the quality they demanded from their staff. (Being a small fish in Montreal with all these big cats has it’s advantageous at times). Now obviously AAA is a reference to the quality not the size or corporate structure of our studio, we fly our indie flag high and proud! That being said, given the enormous time and resources spent on each weapon to get them to the quality that a real world AAA studio would easily accept into a 10+ million dollar game, we’ve earned that AAA title.
I completely understand the potential for abuse if all of the other lower quality, lower cost ■■■■■ in the marketplace(some are just Unity assets brought straight over with minimal effort) to just slap AAA on their title and mislead people, in which case a more objective quality rating system could be in order but for now I definitely feel the AAA in the title was the best and quickest way, at a glance, to accurately distinguish our assets from the rest. Also for almost 7 years our motto has been “AAA quality at Indie prices” so our weapon packs are also an affirmation of that promise.
Thanks!