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Its simply not good enough to bother with is the point. They won't even win enough to rank up unless they get SUPER lucky.
Basically - the counter are forced cards like Ash Blossom that can be used from your hand. There are a number of them now (only because there has to be to address stuff like you mention); however you then need to be lucky enough to have it in your opening hand.
And god forbid you get a garbage opener against them - unlike seemingly every other game played with paper cards, there is no mulligan. Unless you want to fight fire with fire; plan to lose.... often
No - he did. FTKs are an actual thing that aim to kill you without you playing if they go first. It's a gross thing allowed to exist because "mah power scaling". The cartoon also shows one off (granted they have 4000 life). The guy plays a creature and sets 5 traps/spells, then can sac the set cards for 800 damage each (4k - and all real cards).
Hence why I mentioned we have hand-traps that literally need to exist to now go against them (though if they have them as well, we are back to square 1).
Not sure what "mah power scaling" is supposed to mean.
Since Master Duel is best one 1, then why going first 0 turn kill decks allowed?
The XYZ combo is pretty consisted and unless you open up with Gamma or Ash you lose.
Keep in mind that breaking any deck requires you hit cards other decks play. If you banned every FTK you would hit a bunch of peoples decks that are just doing normal stuff. So Konami needed to weight it for awhile before they hit anything.
I mean technically Exodia is an FTK waiting to happen but you don't ban the pieces because its not reliable.