We had this question come up at our Hobby League last night. The text on Computo / Rogue Program says:

Whenever Computo causes breakthrough to a player, that player discards a card and you draw a card.

Now the question was about the wording of the card. Since it says when Computo causes breakthrough to a player, does that mean you have to hit your opponent directly to get his ability to work or does normal breakthrough to a character trigger his ability as well?

Thanks all for your time.

Breakthrough while attacking a character is done to the player. Therefore breakthrough while attacking a character is fine. Otherwise, his effect would be pretty pointless. ;)

That's what I thought as well. I thought he would be worthless if you had to cause breakthrough to an opponent directly. Thanks for the info.

And the reason it's worded this way may also help you understand it better. Because Computo refers to "that player," earlier in the text he has to have mentioned a player; otherwise, he couldn't refer back that way. Computo just brings up the player so that the game can know who is supposed to discard.