Okay, but a genuine question.
Why BeNeLux as a whole in the first place?
Belgium: Makes sense in France, i give you that.
Luxembourg: Correct me if I’m wrong, but afaik they have no vehicles of relevance for War-thunder.
Netherlands: Almost no French designs. Basically everything is either German, Dutch (or a joint venture) or from the U.S.
Imo the Netherlands as well as Switzerland for that matter would have been better as subtrees for both Germany and France and the vehicles split up accordingly to fill gaps in the trees.
Now both sides are unhappy because now Gaijin can just copy-paste the entire German top tier to France, to the dismay of both sides. And France can’t get ““their”” Franco-Swiss designs.
It might help that nearly all domestic Dutch vehicles served with the Allies. So that’s ranks 1-5, so more than half of the ranks in WT. Well, the primary claim for Germany (the joint command and the vehicles with them) is younger than the Leo 2. Which means less than 10% of War Thunder.
Only with them being one of the few operators (aka 3) of Allied tech like the Ram IIs.
Developer comment: Our overall goal with the inclusion of a BeNeLux line is to give France more options and versatility, allowing for the creation of stronger lineups throughout the ranks with a variety of different vehicles. BeNeLux don’t quite have enough machines to make a full tree on their own without significant gaps in unit types and eras, so in order to include these machines in War Thunder they’ll be supporting the French tree.