Commentary:

Berry's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent but moderate win rate across all trophy brackets, with the highest win rate of 52.3% in the 100 trophy bucket and a lowest of 41.2% in the 700 trophy bucket. While Berry is playable at all levels, the lack of a consistently high win rate suggests that mastery may not provide a significant advantage, and the brawler may require more strategic play to excel. It is neither particularly easy nor especially difficult to pick up, but it may not stand out as a top-tier choice for competitive players.

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Berry's performance in Brawl Ball is generally consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 44.7% and 51.9%. While Berry shows slight improvements at higher trophies (peaking at 78.6% win rate in the 1400+ bracket), overall, the brawler does not stand out as a top-performing choice in this mode. The data suggests that Berry is neither particularly strong nor weak, making it a decent option for casual play but less compelling for those aiming for high-level competition. Mastery may not yield significant advantages due to the relatively flat win rate curve.

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Berry's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent but slightly below-average win rate across most trophy brackets. While Berry maintains a win rate above 45% in all tiers, the highest win rates are seen in lower-tier play (around 50-53%), with performance gradually declining as trophy levels increase. This suggests that Berry may be easier to pick up and perform reasonably well in casual or lower-level matches, but struggles more against higher-skilled opponents. Mastery may not provide a significant edge, as the brawler's effectiveness appears to plateau rather than sharply improve with skill level.

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Berry performs consistently in Heist, with win rates generally hovering around 54% across most trophy brackets. The highest win rate is observed at higher trophies (1100 and 1200), where Berry shows strong performance with a win rate of 72.9%. However, the overall win rate remains relatively modest, especially in lower and mid-tier brackets. While Berry can be effective for players aiming to climb in top tiers, his performance is not overwhelmingly dominant across all levels, suggesting that mastery may provide an edge but is not strictly necessary for success.

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Berry's performance in Hot Zone shows a mixed trend across different trophy levels. At lower trophies, Berry has a win rate just below 50%, indicating it may not be the most effective choice for beginners. However, as players progress into higher trophy brackets—particularly around 1100 trophies—Berry’s win rate significantly increases to 65%, suggesting that with experience and skill, the brawler can become quite competitive. This indicates Berry is not easy to pick up but can be highly rewarding once mastered, especially in mid-to-high level play.

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Berry's performance in Knockout is fairly consistent across all trophy brackets, with win rates hovering just below 50% in most cases. The highest win rate occurs at the 1100 trophy bracket (53.6%), suggesting that Berry may have some potential in higher-tier play. However, overall, the data indicates that Berry is neither particularly strong nor weak, and while there are moments of slight advantage, it's unlikely to be a top-tier choice for mastery. The brawler appears to be fairly balanced but not standout, making it potentially easy to pick up but less rewarding for those aiming for high-level competition.

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Berry performs reasonably in Wipeout, with a win rate that fluctuates across different trophy buckets. At lower tiers, Berry shows a slightly higher win rate (up to 57.4%), but this drops as the competition increases, reaching a low of 44.8% at the 800 trophy bucket. However, Berry demonstrates a notable resurgence at the highest tier (1100 trophies), achieving a strong win rate of 63.6%. This suggests that while Berry may not be the most dominant choice in mid to high-tier play, it can be effective when played by experienced players who understand its strengths. Mastery could provide an edge, but it may take time to adapt to its nuances.