Let me defend the review a little.
I made sure Dusknoir was mentioned not because of its attack, but because it has a Poké-Power that can be shut off. I guess I should have explicitly noted to only watch out for Weakness from Nidoqueen. Next time.
We can't possibly catch every matchup. Blissey simply wasn't on our radar at the time. As of now, its definitely a deck of interest to at least me, so if I look into it and get a good enough feel for it, I might include it next time. We just try to include the MOST popular decks.
As far as the deck list, we didn't feel we could do it justice. I don't think there is a deck that it fits into perfectly at the moment. For a while, we were toying with posting a Gardevoir PK/Gardevoir ex d deck, but ultimately didn't because it might mislead some into thinking it was a Tier 1 or even Teir 2 deck, which it isn't (and won't be). Next time, I'll definitely make sure to include a deck list, since it seems to be pretty high on you guys' list of demands, just don't murder an OK list for a mediocre Pokémon.
And as far as the ratings/matchups, yes, we did have favorable matchups on most of the decks, but as stated, this is based simply on how well a Gardevoir ex d line could do against the deck. Gardevoir has an advantage over many Pokémon with both Imprison and Flame Ball. But like we wrote, but with only 1 or 2 teched in the average deck, they won't be able to defeat the entire deck. They will go down and give your opponent 4 prizes, this is why we gave it a low rating (although we all saw it differently). Yes, it might put on the hurt for a few turns, but is it ultimately a card you'd want to put into your deck? I think a 7 is fair in answer to that question. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Cessation Crystal is clearly simpler to play.
Anway, thanks for all the comments, guys. I really do appreciate them. There is always room for improvement, and criticism can only make us (and future reviews) better. Keep it coming!