This appears to have been the common understanding of Mind Crush in organized play under UDE for quite some time after 2005, as explained as late as 2008 by ness00 of the Organization: Mind Crush's most agreed upon resolution is: -If your opponent doesn't have any copies, s/he shows his/her hand to verify, and proceed as Mind Crush says (you discard one of your Cards at random)
However, the card changes don't seem to be enough
, as both are semi-limited
Very early Omni-Negate to protect your setup
Since their conception, the Egyptian God cards have become a focal point for the Yu-Gi-Oh
For a brief moment on this path, the tribe was stirred up by the Commander 2019 decks, which would have the mechanic of Madness as one of its preconstructed decks