Superblog: Guns Used For Fighting

I was just reading a list on Cracked, and I noticed an ad for a free-to-play shooter called "Combat Arms". Now, it didn't look very good. The art looked almost identical to the cover for Call of Duty: Black Ops, and the name sounded generic at first. But then I thought about the name. What the fuck does it mean? 
 
Given the fact that it was a shooter, I assume that combat means fighting, and that by arms it means guns. So the title means "Guns Used For Fighting". Why specify what the guns are used for? I could list a number of things that guns don't do in a humorous fashion, but I'm legitimately confused as to why they would name it that. Like, why talk about the guns at all? 
 
 I mean, I presume they're not at the center of the game, right? If it was a shooter, wouldn't the action or war be at the center of it, not the guns? Though I've already closed the tab that this ad was on. Maybe I misread it, and maybe it wasn't a shooter. Maybe it's a Factory Worker Simulator that takes place at a ammunition factory during wartime? 
 
Perhaps I need to take another look at what "Combat Arms" means. What it really means. Perhaps it means arms. Like, arms-arms. Maybe it means both. Guns strapped to arms. Looking back at the beginning of this blog, I said this game didn't look that good. But I suppose there are some things at the world that are more than meets the eye. There are some things that require an entire blog to be written about them before you can see their inner beauty.  
 
And "Combat Arms" is one of them. At first I was willing to simply write it off as a Call of Duty clone. But now? 
 
Now I can embrace it for the Free-To-Play-Gun-Arm-Ammunitions-Factory-Simulator that it truly is.

I was just reading a list on Cracked, and I noticed an ad for a free-to-play shooter called "Combat Arms". Now, it didn't look very good. The art looked almost identical to the cover for Call of Duty: Black Ops, and the name sounded generic at first. But then I thought about the name. What the fuck does it mean? 
 
Given the fact that it was a shooter, I assume that combat means fighting, and that by arms it means guns. So the title means "Guns Used For Fighting". Why specify what the guns are used for? I could list a number of things that guns don't do in a humorous fashion, but I'm legitimately confused as to why they would name it that. Like, why talk about the guns at all? 
 
 I mean, I presume they're not at the center of the game, right? If it was a shooter, wouldn't the action or war be at the center of it, not the guns? Though I've already closed the tab that this ad was on. Maybe I misread it, and maybe it wasn't a shooter. Maybe it's a Factory Worker Simulator that takes place at a ammunition factory during wartime? 
 
Perhaps I need to take another look at what "Combat Arms" means. What it really means. Perhaps it means arms. Like, arms-arms. Maybe it means both. Guns strapped to arms. Looking back at the beginning of this blog, I said this game didn't look that good. But I suppose there are some things at the world that are more than meets the eye. There are some things that require an entire blog to be written about them before you can see their inner beauty.  
 
And "Combat Arms" is one of them. At first I was willing to simply write it off as a Call of Duty clone. But now? 
 
Now I can embrace it for the Free-To-Play-Gun-Arm-Ammunitions-Factory-Simulator that it truly is.

@DonutFever said:

Why specify what the guns are used for?

Because they can do multiple things. You can hunt with them, or participate in sports, and even blow off locks. (I know what you're thinking, but there are guns specifically designed for this purpose.)

@Video_Game_King said:

and even blow off cocks.

@Napalm said:

@Video_Game_King said:

and even blow off cocks.

Have you forgotten to take your sexlexia meds?

@CornBREDX: Then you get Armbo: First Blood!

The reason they specify Arms is because there are other aspects to combat (war). It's not all arms. There's also stuff like support and artillery.

Make guns not war... No.

War guns do make... No.

Make love to guns... Perfect.

Look for my gun-based dating sim releasing this fall!

I'm guessing that a free to play shooter does actually center around unlocking new guns and gear, rather than an intricate plot, supply chain bureaucracy, or romance.

I'm guessing that a free to play shooter does actually center around unlocking new guns and gear, rather than an intricate plot, supply chain bureaucracy, or romance.