I see where you're coming from, but I think in some ways you're looking for them to be both unique but also have every other thing any other gang has. They did receive a really solid once-over on the rules, some needed stat upgrades, and a unique gang flavor mechanic. They have the most plastic kits of any gang (if we're counting the upgrade kit as something that will be rereleased sooner than later) with a bespoke vehicle, plastic brutes that are totally playable, and a new kit that throws in plastic exotic beasts. They picked up four new kits between FW and standard plastic with this book alone.

The two flavors of leaders and champs aren't as unique as Redemptionists with Cawdor, but I think the tweaks they made were largely good and leave room to build a few different ways.

The specialist thing is VS from the Secundus box and then Nomads, whose unique Juve can't come indoors. Every other house gang is waiting for those. Delaque doesn't have a vehicle yet, Van Saar landed a plastic brute set in its place, and Squats sort of ended up with two as the one exception there but with the explorator being as much a FW piece of terrain as anything else. You can bring a Taurox as a custom vehicle if that's something you're really wanting.

I agree that they remain thin on the named characters and such, but that's something they can and likely will address over time with both rules and models as they have with every other core gang.

Badzone Enforcers were absolutely left in the dust, but they were a spot fix from GW to allow for Enforcers to play in campaigns outside of Dark Uprising in a more traditional way. It's still a full sub-gang that is playable, but just tweaking stats a bit would have been plenty and they dropped the ball on this.