Even with this news, I can already see a deck, with or without Landorus-ex, if only a simple one, that serves as a picture regarding what I believe will happen to Yveltal-EX and Mewtwo-EX come Furious Fists release. I believe those two won't matter despite Yveltal-EX's fighting resistance and most Fighting-types' weakness to Mewtwo-EX, even Landorus-EX and others, come Furious Fists if you choose the right pokemon, as I see a way to make it a broken expansion at the expense of other powerhouse pokemon, judging from the list below(Mods, if you think this is inappropriate, please edit it to your liking, but I believe this list is my way to try to prove my opinions on this card set: an example as proof):
Pokemon:
4 Furious Fists Landorus
3-0-3 Machamp
3-3 Tyrantrum
2-2 M-Lucario EX
Trainers(Items)/Supporters/Stadiums:
4 Focus Sash
2 Startling Megaphone
4 Korrina
2 Fossil Researcher
3 Rare Candy
3 Ultra Ball
2 Training Center
Energy:
16 Fighting
4 Strong Energy
...With the mentioned Landorus a non-ex fighting-type against the norms, while it is weak to water unlike most of all other fighting-types, it does have a baby yveltal similairty: the discard pile-to-bench energy scoop-and-attach method. Yet with Machamp's ability, the right support(including a Mega Lucario-Tyrantrum combo), and the right trainer cards(startling megaphone for garbotoxin, with ultra ball for energy-discarding purposes for Landorus-bench energy-scooping, just to name a few possible things this expansion offers for Fighting-type decks), while decklists here are frowned upon in these parts of the forums, while the above list is only listed as a way to add to discussion in terms of whether or not you think the expansion will break the Pokemon TCG by means of damage acceleration and uber-looking cards that look capable of crushing the rest of the Pokemon TCG, I have some questions to you all regarding my possible BCR-On-legal example response decklist to Psychics and future planned sets, as well as the rest of the TCG metadecks, from BCR to Flashfire: Will expansion of Pokemon TCG matter when Furious Fists is released? And the biggest question of all: Given the energy acceleration method that Furious Fists offers, in your opinion, do you think the above is the blueprint that makes the rest of the Pokemon TCG inferior?
^ I believe that if my prediction on the answer is right, the looks on paper will prove lethal on the TCG playing field in a way that may make the game more broken at the expense of all other TCG possible deck pieces. But we will have to wait for the answers to unravel. In the meantime, while I'm not asking for advice, I wonder if the right setup, such as or similar to the above, can make Furious Fists the broken expansion that I bet TPCi is not anticipating, making the new BCR-On format irrelevant, and if one decides to try it, he/she could win it all by using such broken-looking cards. Do you think the same, or do you think there's another way to beat the Psychics coming after furious fists?