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Nice direction! The best I have seen so far for sure :) I would say do without the rotations... Or, if you can, you could animate a small arrow around the counter to show direction of attack etc. That way you can preserve a clean look without having to rotate a pseudo-3D counter and still show the r...

Ignoring them, but commenting anyway

yes, they are too big for the hex and the flag is hard to read in both versions (at least for me).

The outer border idea is nice, though it remains to be seen in real game (after its finished state) if it does not clutter the overall appearance... And if the color vividness from my mockup would be toned down a bit to blend in more (but still retain its distinctiveness), I guess that would also be...

Here is my own mockup from one of your counters. I believe you already tried such, but wanted to show my suggestion anyway ;) Yes, it may be a bit "cartoony" compared to the rest of the counters, but personally I prefer a little bit of "cartoony" anyday before "hard to disce...

How about that yellow found in here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Romania

Of course I do not know if you use yellow already or what shade would be best, but it may be worth a try...

And maybe take it further with dark-blue Nato symbol on yellow field.

Might I suggest using a solid color for minor nationalities?
That would make them stand out more and you could find them more easily...

That is also why 99.9% wargames use solid colors I believe

Great work btw! I think the best nato counter art for UOC so far!

As far as I can see the campaigns in the original game (do not have RT) are just a linked series of the existing missions, so you would have to edit the base missions themselves, or create renamed copies and edit the scenario files to replace the old with the new names...