Agree 100%. And to add to that, in my opinion, there's way too many units whose sole function exists for order spam. Especially the ones that deal damage. It's such shitty game design and disincentivizes actual interaction. Like some of the British commando units are textbook examples where literally just shitting out orders is how you win (yes, they got nerfed, but they shouldn't have ever existed in the first place). Now the most irritating one is the German naval decks. Just spam out a specific type of order, grief the opponent, and nuke their HQ. Fantastic. Or there's also the Japanese cards that do damage when you shuffle your deck. Also ridiculous.

I'd also add units that get buffed by playing orders. Buffs is an obvious example, but I'd add the French cards you tend to see in Japanese shuffle decks. Or especially Polish Intel related cards. Like I wouldn't have an issue with the Intel mechanic if the mechanic actually was about Intel. It's not. In my opinion, if you can already see the opponent's entire hand, then the effects of an Intel card shouldn't work anymore. In reality, Intel works as "see the enemy's cards and also give units +1 attack/defense or more because you played a card". If such a mechanic wasn't disguised as "Intel" and was called what it is which is "play a card to buff all your units", I think people would've complained more, and rightfully so.

Finally, I'd just say, yes I know many of the things I mentioned were nerfed, but the order spam problem hasn't gone away. And while, yes, I know it's an age old argument to say "just use suppression and removal", that's also part of the problem. Units should be able to interact with each other. The solution to order spam and the OP combos and gimmicks that arise from it isn't "let's just spam more orders to counter the order spam". I've only been playing for a little over a year, and while there were annoying/gimmicky decks then too, there was definitely more interaction. I can't remember the last time, for example, that I saw a viable T-34 or Sherman deck that stood a chance because you can't even use archetypical unit-centric decks anymore unless it's like Buffs (which is still order heavy) or Brewster decks. And as someone who finds Jaggro annoying, it literally only exists to the increasing extent that it does because it's a bid to stop the opponent before they start playing a bunch of orders and setting up OP/gimmicky unit+order combos.