Not a bug though I've seen it mentioned in a number of reports - the concept of how to identify and commit to keeping and discarding cards.
There are currently a number of different approaches depending on exactly where in the game the choice must be made - select cards then select keep vs. discard, select cards then discard, different coloration based on what is being done.
I always take a few extra seconds to review the specific process at the moment, then double-check to make sure I'm not throwing away the card(s) that I actually want to keep.
Outside of my personal preference, I strongly recommend that a single consistent approach be made throughout the game to minimize as much confusion as possible.
For my personal preference, I would go with selecting the cards to get rid of since this is most often a smaller set than those being kept and feels more in line with other games I've played on BGA. It is discarding from a larger hand, not selecting a card to use and passing (e.g., drafting) or selecting one from a smaller set (since it already shows them being added to your current hand, even for the "draw X, discard Y" actions).
Additionally, I like the concept of a configurable option for a pop up window to notify you that "you are about to discard the following cards" (as with the initial hand selection) as a bonus check for those who wish it.
There are currently a number of different approaches depending on exactly where in the game the choice must be made - select cards then select keep vs. discard, select cards then discard, different coloration based on what is being done.
I always take a few extra seconds to review the specific process at the moment, then double-check to make sure I'm not throwing away the card(s) that I actually want to keep.
Outside of my personal preference, I strongly recommend that a single consistent approach be made throughout the game to minimize as much confusion as possible.
For my personal preference, I would go with selecting the cards to get rid of since this is most often a smaller set than those being kept and feels more in line with other games I've played on BGA. It is discarding from a larger hand, not selecting a card to use and passing (e.g., drafting) or selecting one from a smaller set (since it already shows them being added to your current hand, even for the "draw X, discard Y" actions).
Additionally, I like the concept of a configurable option for a pop up window to notify you that "you are about to discard the following cards" (as with the initial hand selection) as a bonus check for those who wish it.