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That's absolute BS. N helps keep overly aggressive decks from ruining the meta by giving other strategies a viable option to slow them down. Without something like N we would literally just have net decks that would never lose. N does the exact OPPOSITE of what you claim. It rewards good play...

There are already pack opening videos popping up on youtube. They are in the reverse holo spot.

Except it really isn't. To isolate players EVEN MORE than there is already in the Pokemon TCG would be a HUGE mistake. If you look at any other TCG there are cards that you can play during your opponents turn, and have more interaction between players. If you get rid of N, then what you actually...

I personally have no issues with N. It may act as a rubber band, but everyone knows that your opponent plays N, so if you haven't built your deck to play around it (including an Octillery/Zoroark GX or a lot of outs to a Lele or other supporter) or if you just go overly aggressive and just take...

Winnable, sure, but not favorable.

Which is not difficult for most of the current fire builds. Focusing on the T1 Kiawe just keeps becoming more and more popular amongst fire players. With the lack of any real prominent water decks (Glaceon could change this depending on popularity) Ho-oh is being excluded to include additional...

They could focus on Turtonator and play relatively few items at all. A T1 Kiawe to a Turt just guts this deck. There is no option for you to hit that 190. A straight volc deck would be a good match up, but the current form of fire builds have other options that can take advantage of your fragile...

Volc is always going to be bad against Garde, but with the release of the new Solgoleo (looking to be around March), Garde will die. There are just going to be too many metal decks that are competitive against the meta, even when you exclude Gardevoir, that Garde is going to be even worse than...

https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-tcg/sun-moon-ultra-prism/sun-moon-ultra-prism-cards Fifth card down. Getting an errata for this card keeps looking less and less likely. :( Welp, looks like my multitude of copies of Octillery are about to skyrocket in price.

Decks will have to start being designed to function without a bench, or have some other similar win condition. Volcanion just keeps looking better and better before rotation if this translation of Cyrus sticks. I'm seriously hoping it doesn't. Please God.

This, so much of this.

ROFL, that's about the perfect summary.

OOOH, link?

Then let us hope that this remains true in this case. I do not want Cyrus to be that easy to use.

That will be interesting to see. I imagine it will just be an errata. Has there ever been an instance where a translation error from Japanese to English hasn't received an errata?

I've actually been working on a Zoroark GX, Silvally GX deck focused on rotoms for the late game. With all of the Silvally Memory cards that are going to be available (thoretically, assuming we get fire and lightning in the new set), in combination with the Frost and Mow Rotom you hit every...

Your statement assumes that the guys at pokebeach are right and that the card has been mistranslated by TCPi. If they are wrong, the combo will be easy as pie to pull off.

IF the guys behind Pokebeach are right, keyword there is IF, it won't matter unless TCPi issues an errata, or caught this before English cards went to print.

You would think if that was the case, then the odds of a translation being incorrect would be really low.

The total dominance of Decidueye / Vileplume is the fact that you had FOGP and you could get out all of your stage 2s in a single turn. Item lock turn one, dropping 20-60 damage turn one was just brutal. It was FOGP that made the strategy so dominant. If an opponent was able to setup...