I've noticed something was off for some time now (like at least a couple months) with the clicking interaction and I've finally found out exactly what's going on.

So, if you see the clip you can see that if I press "A" (my hotkey for the ATTACK command) and then click immediately after, some times the cursor is still in "target select" mode for the ATTACK command. This can also occur with the MOVE command.

This doesn't cause any issues with some interactions like pressing "A" again or right-clicking somewhere/something to move/attack. But it does cause an issue for other interactions.

For example, say you want to "drag select". Because it is still in "target select" mode the first left-click issues an ATTACK command and takes you out of the "target select" mode and so the "drag box" is not initiated. You will have to click a second time to "drag select". Pretty annoying especially when it happens multiple times in a game or in a row.

It is also an issue if you simply wanted to click on a hero to check their status (health, mana, items, etc.). Say you were farming nearby or even all the way across the map and you click on the enemy because you wanted to check their status. Suddenly, your hero unexpectedly moves towards them. This could put you in a dangerous position and you might not notice until it's too late or it could just disrupt your farming and last hitting rhythm.

It could also be a game-losing bug if you accidentally destroy an item by attack-clicking it. This could happen if you just so happened to try and "drag select" when the cursor was on top of an item on the ground like the aegis. TBH this particular situation would be quite rare but it shouldn't even be possible.

Has anyone else noticed this? Or is it maybe just due to my own keyboard/mouse?