Yeah, even though I am now in quite a strange position, which looks like defending c&p, maybe because I believe it is a necessary evil of this game.
I usually try to understand both sides of the admit/dismiss c&p.
The C&P vehicle itself has its own history and its own receipt, and some of those are even filling the gap of lineup and

doing their part.
Still, it seems there should be a rearrangement of the standard for adding vehicles that might be needed.
First priority - Unique or domestic vehicles that were built or used, no matter the main or sub tree. (As a Brit main, I bring our vehicles as examples)
-Firefly with APDS ammunition
-some random extra churchills
-Tornado F.3 with ASRAAM
-Mirage F1CZ armed with R-73 or Cheetah from SAAF.
could be examples.
Secondly, copy pasted one, but it was essential to fill the gap or have a drastic historic heritage.
-JAS39C SAAF back in the day when EFT didn’t add yet(just giving AIM-120 for stop being inferior compared to other JAS39C would be fine)
-Merlin Mustangs, which we ordered, and giving an extra choice for either CAS or BnZ, with 50cal weaponry, unlike how we usually have (20mm or 7.7mm spam)
Least priority, copy pasted one, which is already another replacement in the tech tree.
-Indian Rafale, Su-30, or Mirage 2000s.
These vehicles might gonna be added eventually, but it needs to take at least months delay before introducing them compared to the original nation. Just c&p it, right next update isn’t required.
Of course, later might be better gameplay-wise if we don’t care about the sub-tree’s legitimacy, but I reckon they also might need to be added at some later point. They might wants to play their best vehicle in this game, I don’t think I have rights to gatekeep those friends from commonwealths.
I understand who dislikes c&p, Gaijin’s current stance is lame as f, and it slowly decays tech-tree uniqueness itself.
But… just those guys whom with double standards make me sick.
Such as…
‘Stingray to us, but no Stingray to Thai’
or
‘M1A2T to us, but no VT-4 to Thai’.