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Fang's performance in Bounty mode shows a mixed but generally consistent trend across different trophy brackets. While his win rate fluctuates, it often hovers around the 45% to 52% range, with slightly better results at higher trophy levels. His highest win rate occurs in the 1100 trophy bucket, reaching 55.1%, indicating he can be effective for players aiming to climb. However, his overall performance is not consistently strong across all brackets, suggesting that mastery may be required to fully capitalize on his potential. Players looking for a reliable and easy-to-pick-up brawler might find Fang challenging due to the variability in his win rate.

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Fang performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Brawl Ball, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. While not overwhelmingly dominant, he shows slight improvements in higher-tier brackets, reaching a win rate of 91.7% in the highest tier (1800+ trophies). This suggests that Fang may be more effective for experienced players who can capitalize on his potential in high-level play. However, his overall performance indicates that he is not particularly strong or difficult to pick up, making him a solid but not standout choice for mastering.

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Fang performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Gem Grab, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. Notably, his performance improves significantly at higher trophies, reaching a high of 86.1% win rate in the 1400+ range. While Fang is not overwhelmingly dominant in lower-tier matches, he shows strong potential for players aiming to compete at the highest levels. This suggests that while Fang may not be the easiest brawler to pick up, mastering him can yield substantial rewards in top-tier play.

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Fang's performance in Heist is consistently around average, with win rates fluctuating between 38.8% and 49.9% across different trophy brackets. While there are moments where Fang performs slightly above average—particularly in the 100 and 300 trophy ranges—overall, his results remain fairly consistent without showing strong dominance or significant struggles. This suggests that Fang is neither particularly difficult to pick up nor especially rewarding for mastery, making him a solid but unremarkable choice for Heist.

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Fang's performance in Hot Zone is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 46.9% and 64.7%. While Fang shows strong potential at higher trophies (win rate of 64.7% in the 1200+ bucket), overall, the brawler does not stand out as a top-tier choice in this mode. The win rates are generally around or just above 50%, indicating that Fang is neither particularly strong nor weak in Hot Zone. Players looking for a reliable and high-performing brawler may want to consider other options, while those who enjoy experimenting with different playstyles might find Fang to be a decent pick-up.

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Fang's performance in Knockout is relatively consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. He shows slight improvements at lower and higher tiers, peaking above 70% win rate in the highest trophies. However, his overall win rate remains just slightly above 50%, indicating that while he can be effective in certain situations, he may not stand out as a top-tier choice for competitive play. Fang is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak, making him a decent option for players looking to experiment or fill gaps in their roster, but not necessarily the best pick for those aiming for high-level mastery.

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Fang's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with a notable dip below 50% in the higher tiers. While he performs reasonably well in lower and mid-tier brackets, his effectiveness decreases as the competition level increases. This suggests that Fang may not be the strongest pick for high-level play, though he remains playable and somewhat reliable in less competitive settings. Mastery might offer some advantage, but overall, he is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly difficult to pick up.