The fact is, you’re a typical German player, only defending the nation you like.
Let me guess—most of your Leopard 1 matches were played during the 7.3 BR era, weren’t they? Don’t tell me you’ve forgotten that the Leopard 1 was once at 7.3.
The Leopard 1 was at 7.3, while the M60 and AMX-30 were at 7.7. Why?
This is the best evidence: it’s the result of German players’ poor skills.
I have to thank Gaijin’s big data balancing method again—maybe one day we’ll see the King Tiger at 1.0 BR.
I don’t want to sound so harsh, but this is the reality: you’re just a group of beneficiaries who don’t want the vehicles of the nation you like to return to a BR on par with others.
I will never forget how German players complained when the Leopard 1 at 7.3 was moved to the same BR as other NATO 105mm MBTs.
Even now, I occasionally hear complaints about how unfair it is for the Leopard 1 to sit at 8.0.
The Panzer IV should have been restored to its proper tier long ago.
And about your claim of not having light tanks? Puma? German M41? RU 251?
The fact is, most German players would rather stick to their big cats than play light tanks. The game provides you with options, but you choose not to use them. Whose fault is that?
By the way, the Soviet tech tree doesn’t get a truly usable light tank until the BTR at 7.3. Before that, most of their spotting tanks are painfully slow.
As for the complaint about Germany not being paired with U.S. teammates—that’s even funnier. I didn’t know that Japanese, British, Italian, French, Swedish, and Chinese players were all much more likely to get U.S. teammates while only German players had to suffer from U.S. planes wreaking havoc.
I can show you the win rate chart again.
Every other nation faces the U.S. as their enemy,
but only Germany has ridiculously low win rates.
This once again proves that it’s a player skill issue

