They remind me of giant stuffed animals you get for winning carnival games at fairs, in the best way possible
I therefore dont blame the design team for completely neglecting the potentially broken stuff you can do with a Primeval Titan, but my guess is, that they did not think this through completely
Simic Flash doesn't want too many tapped lands because it really wants to be able to play its spells on curve and eventually play multiple things in a turn (like countering a spell and playing a creature), which means that dropping Thornwood Falls for Breeding Pool is essential, although just four copies of Breeding Pool will set you back somewhere around $80
In the new set theres things like Madness and Delirium, gameplay built on Magics metaphor that your deck is your mind and your hand is your consciousness
If Wizards felt really brave they could even stick it in a Commander precon deck
This unpredictability is not just about shaking up the game but also about encouraging players to think outside the box, making each EDH game an intellectually stimulating and engaging experience