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You seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding of what Yugioh is. Its entire business model revolves around constantly releasing more powerful cards with each set. Of course they applied the same business model to Duel Links. Of course they will never release just the classic version of the game - they think there's no money to be made in it. And it's probably true - player retention is achieved by keeping people endlessly grinding for new cards. If you want a static, unchanging game, they have released many great single player Yugioh games. Or, you can play with your friends, and have everyone agree not to use cards that were released past a certain time period.
Nothing "traditional" about 20 card decks, no Main Phase 2, three slots on the field, etc.. Or do you mean the fact that it only had "old school" summoning methods? Make no mistake, Duel Links only felt like "classic Yugioh" when it came out because they were always planning to power creep it. It was doomed to follow the exact same natural progression as the real card game. You can look forward to the inevitable release of Pendulums and Links as well.