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This really is trivial and is strictly a quality-of-life change, but it is annoying nonetheless, so here I am :P The display naming conventions of the LDF Combat Fatigues use a naming order that leads to the LDF fatigues to be unnecessarily spread around the Virtual Arsenal interface instead of being grouped together. {F1095814} The order that the LDF uniforms use: "Combat Fatigues (variant) [LDF]" organizes them in such a way that breaks up the LDF uniforms amongst the NATO uniforms. This is fine in other cases, such as the CSAT and Full Ghillie uniforms where, in the latter case there aren't any other uniforms to be jumbled up, and in the latter there is a specific organizational logic, but for the LDF combat uniforms this format is unintuitive and annoying The existing method as used by the AAF uniforms is "Combat Fatigues [AAF] (Variant)" organizes them in such a way as to keep them all together in one place, separate from the NATO uniforms, where they can easily be found and searched amongst, which is much more intuitive **Recommended/requested action**: Move the "[LDF]" tag from the end of the display name to in-between, similar to the AAF uniforms; "Combat Fatigues [LDF] (variant)" Classnames: Standard (U_I_E_Uniform01_F) Officer (U_I_E_Uniform01_Officer_F) Sweater (U_I_E_Uniform01_Sweater_F) Rolled (U_I_E_Uniform01_shortsleeve_F) Tank (U_I_E_Uniform01_tanktop_F)

This really is trivial and is strictly a quality-of-life change, but it is annoying nonetheless, so here I am :P The display naming conventions of the LDF Combat Fatigues use a naming order that leads to the LDF fatigues to be unnecessarily spread around the Virtual Arsenal interface instead of being grouped together. {F1095814} The order that the LDF uniforms use: "Combat Fatigues (variant) [LDF]" organizes them in such a way that breaks up the LDF uniforms amongst the NATO uniforms. This is fine in other cases, such as the CSAT and Full Ghillie uniforms where, in the former* case there aren't any other uniforms to be jumbled up, and in the latter there is a specific organizational logic, but for the LDF combat uniforms this format is unintuitive and annoying The existing method as used by the AAF uniforms is "Combat Fatigues [AAF] (Variant)" organizes them in such a way as to keep them all together in one place, separate from the NATO uniforms, where they can easily be found and searched amongst, which is much more intuitive **Recommended/requested action**: Move the "[LDF]" tag from the end of the display name to in-between, similar to the AAF uniforms; "Combat Fatigues [LDF] (variant)" Classnames: Standard (U_I_E_Uniform01_F) Officer (U_I_E_Uniform01_Officer_F) Sweater (U_I_E_Uniform01_Sweater_F) Rolled (U_I_E_Uniform01_shortsleeve_F) Tank (U_I_E_Uniform01_tanktop_F)

This really is trivial and is strictly a quality-of-life change, but it is annoying nonetheless, so here I am :P The display naming conventions of the LDF Combat Fatigues use a naming order that leads to the LDF fatigues to be unnecessarily spread around the Virtual Arsenal interface instead of being grouped together. {F1095814} The order that the LDF uniforms use: "Combat Fatigues (variant) [LDF]" organizes them in such a way that breaks up the LDF uniforms amongst the NATO uniforms. This is fine in other cases, such as the CSAT and Full Ghillie uniforms where, in the latterformer* case there aren't any other uniforms to be jumbled up, and in the latter there is a specific organizational logic, but for the LDF combat uniforms this format is unintuitive and annoying The existing method as used by the AAF uniforms is "Combat Fatigues [AAF] (Variant)" organizes them in such a way as to keep them all together in one place, separate from the NATO uniforms, where they can easily be found and searched amongst, which is much more intuitive **Recommended/requested action**: Move the "[LDF]" tag from the end of the display name to in-between, similar to the AAF uniforms; "Combat Fatigues [LDF] (variant)" Classnames: Standard (U_I_E_Uniform01_F) Officer (U_I_E_Uniform01_Officer_F) Sweater (U_I_E_Uniform01_Sweater_F) Rolled (U_I_E_Uniform01_shortsleeve_F) Tank (U_I_E_Uniform01_tanktop_F)