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UGGGGGHHH WHY !????
So, rather than FIX the problem, they removed the actual workaround !? Your workaround is exactly what I would do when I wanted to move a specific card to the front of a large hand of cards.
That's very frustrating.
Yep, that's about right. Ughhh.
To me, it is funny and sad at the same time how they either a) never had their game playtested by actual people - like pretty much everyone runs into this issue over the course of just a few games - or b) didnt prioritize this issue to be important enough.
Either way, seems like a glaring oversight (unless technical restrictions would have made it impossible/way too much effort) of an very obvious UI issue. ;(
1) The developers do not know the actual rules.
2) The developers do not actually play the game.
3) The developers do not listen to paying customers who do meet one or both of the above criteria.
Nobody who likes the game could possibly do a single play-test and acquire a hand of 20+ cards and say, "Yeah, this interface is perfectly fine with the way it handles a large hand size".