WHAT A FUCKING JOKE!!!!
Mate your attitude is a joke. Stop screaming into your keyboard and try actually communicating with the humans on the other side of the monitors.
You actually did make one valid point though. The balance team is not a team of professional game programmers / designers. Neither am I, but as someone who does actually manage projects in a tech company, I can say that two things are missing - quality control, and an overall strategy or goal.
You can see the evidence for this in things like, introducing a new unit but the call-in image and text is broken (could have been caught instantly in the first play-test), or breaking single-player. Or making changes, then reverting them back the opposite way next patch... then re-reverting them... then re-re-re... (see: Heavy Tanks, UKF Tommies).
People complained about Relic imposing a "scope", but they did that because they're pros, they know you can't change everything at once. You need to understand that every change is related to every other unit in every army, and have a philosophy for each army style or what ideal gameplay should look like, then tune things towards those specific goals. Not just nerf everything that's currently popular and buff everything that isn't, or "fill gaps" until every army looks the same.
For example, Wehr and Sov have a beautiful base design. The new armies had some cool ideas - USF has multi-purpose infantry, without support tools. OKW have fewer units, but they're super elite. UKF can hold the line and fight at long-range, they have some powerful units but also many gaps. What do we have now? USF got a mortar, OKW became the spammiest faction, UKF got literally everything unique removed and got everything else turned into Wehr lite - this patch they even just got their own AssGrens and a T2 PanzerGrenadier!
Not saying these decisions are bad, some of the base armies may have been super hard to balance otherwise. But I would certainly like to hear more from the balance team on what their strategy is or what their goals are.
... anyway, like I said before I still appreciate the balance team's work and 98% of people complaining couldn't do a better job (including me

). So THANK YOU.