So you were playing some games before the Holocron was spoiled, and then the Holocron was spoiled and invalidated whatever conclusion you had reached prior to that point. That's exactly why drawing conclusions with the Holocron involved is also entirely inappropriate.
Any subsequent spoiler could completely up end what you previously thought, just like the Holocron did. And we aren't talking about a few cards left unknown, we are talking about half the set.
I have no delusions about FFGs ability and track record when it comes to balancing their products, especially initially. They are better then their competitors, but that doesn't mean much. This game will in all likelihood have notable balance issues within the first set, I'd bet money on it. But that does not change that drawing conclusions with half the cards spoiled, especially to the point of inserting ban talk into the conversation, is inappropriate. You are making a determination with a extreme amount of variables left unaccounted for, that's just a bad scientific method.
Where the Holocron stacks up in the present card pool is meaningless because the present card pool is also meaningless.
Edited by ScottieATF