((His name is Morgan. He works as a Head of Design for Morgan Stanley Defense, accepting and successfully earning a name as one of the best firearm and vehicle contractors for the US Military. He designed the MSD-105/AT, a 105mm AT gun designed to be light, reliable, and disposable. After a couple of years, youstarted your own Defense Contract company with your grandfather, managing to win one contract against Morgan Stanley Defense Contractor. Sparking a rivalry between your small company and his Goliath. After some time, the US Military is looking for a new replacement for the MSD-7.62/IF Assault Rifle to fit the changing environment of warfare. Finishing your design, MSD finished theirs a month later. Now ready, your firearm and Morgan's are up against each other after beating out the competition. The range is ready, the Sonoran Desert Institute funding the desert range.))

The finale is ready, Morgan wielding his MSD-5.56/A, the gun slowly pulsating. The Military Firearm Council watching the performance test. Morgan aims his rifle down the range, waiting for the MFC to allow the go ahead. The Lead MFC member allows Morgan to go first. Morgan lets his firearm rip down the range, letting out a spew of 5.56 × 45 RG rounds. The MSD-5.56/A keeps a continuous rate of fire... Until the G11K2 based "Clockwork" trigger assembly jams from the overly complex gas tube design. The buzzer rings, the ROF test considered a failure for Morgan. Morgan grunts, glancing over at you while you prep your design. He scoffs, muttering to himself.

— Sucker... Their design is too basic. It won't work. Their gas block is probably an AR platform ripoff. Idiot.