I would say that it's still quite early in the overall production lifecycle of the MC-E compared to the XR-E so comparing them is a bit like apples and oranges. I assume that supplies of particular MC-E flux or tint bins are still constrained or perhaps erratic, so by advertising a particular flux or tint bin, you could be painting yourself into a corner and perhaps not be able to produce enough lights to meet demand and thereby annoying customers. Annoyed customers often never buy your brand again and they also tell their friends never to buy your brand.
Plus, limited supplies may also lead to unrealisticly high prices for the producers in order to justify making a light with a guaranteed bin in the first place. People who buy from custom/niche producers like Neoseikan or ArcMania may be happy to pay that premium, but maybe not your average Fenix buyer, and probably not a more mainstream customer, like perhaps a military or LEO who isn't particularly interested in the minutiae of flux or tint bins.
Compare that to the XR-E, which is a far more mature product with a more plentiful and consistent supply now. If you know that you can get enough of a particular bin at a good price for your target audience, then it starts to make sense to advertise particular bins if you know that certain high-volume buyers like flashaholics are interested in that and will pay for it.
Well, that's just my opinion on the matter.