Personally I believe that the new support is really strong as a toolbox deck that is akin to the Hunters strategy. Use the old variant as a base and supplement it with certain new cards in the deck to enable the ramp and aggression more often. A key play maker in the deck is the Sparrowmon into Raptorsparrowmon. That grants a huge swing in tempo that cannot be ignored. I also believe that focusing entirely on EX 6 is a mistake. It is a strong card but the deck should be altered so that it can play without it by using the Level 5s as a toolbox. Combine that with the lower powered Fusions and you can apply a ton of pressure early on while keeping the control elements that the new support has.
Personally I believe that the new support is really strong as a toolbox deck that is akin to the Hunters strategy. Use the old variant as a base and supplement it with certain new cards in the deck to enable the ramp and aggression more often. A key play maker in the deck is the Sparrowmon into Raptorsparrowmon. That grants a huge swing in tempo that cannot be ignored. I also believe that focusing entirely on EX 6 is a mistake. It is a strong card but the deck should be altered so that it can play without it by using the Level 5s as a toolbox. Combine that with the lower powered Fusions and you can apply a ton of pressure early on while keeping the control elements that the new support has.