Quote Originally Posted by Nick Astralepid View Post
If they're real guns, they have a trademark, and the licensing for that is required. Even guns that look similar are subject to trade-dress infringement which can be applied to any case if reasonable suspicion of copyright infringement is identified. Multiply that by the fact that by Graal defending itself from huge companies and it could be shut down in a jiffy.
Well i'm yet to see any independent game get shut down or brought to court for those reasons. Gun manufacturers make more than enough money to need to care about developers recreating their guns.
And as I said before, AAA games like Battlefield 4 obviously didn't require the license to use the name of certain guns in their game, yet the game gun models perfectly replicate, and names are similar to those actual guns