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R-T's performance in Bounty mode shows a gradual improvement as trophy bucket increases, with win rates consistently hovering just below or slightly above 50% across all tiers. While R-T is not a dominant force in the mode, it maintains a relatively stable presence, suggesting that it can be a viable option for players looking to climb steadily without requiring an exceptionally high level of mastery. However, its performance does not strongly indicate that it's particularly easy to pick up or excel at compared to other brawlers.

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R-T performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Brawl Ball, with win rates generally hovering around 50% or slightly above. The highest win rate occurs in the 1100 and 1200 trophy buckets, where it reaches over 60%, indicating strong performance at higher levels of play. However, its overall performance is fairly average, without standout dominance in any specific tier. While R-T isn’t a top-tier pick for competitive players, it can be a reliable choice for casual matches and may offer opportunities for improvement as players gain more experience with the brawler. Mastery could lead to better results, especially at higher trophies, but it’s not inherently difficult to pick up.

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R-T performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Gem Grab, with win rates fluctuating between 46.4% and 55.4%. The brawler shows a slight edge in lower and mid-tier trophies, but overall performance remains fairly balanced without significant spikes or drops. While not outstanding, R-T is reliable and predictable, making it a decent choice for players looking for a stable option that doesn’t require high skill to be effective. Mastery may offer marginal gains, but the brawler is generally easy to pick up and use effectively in most situations.

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R-T's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy buckets, with a notable spike in the 1100 trophy bucket where it achieves a high win rate of 71.3%. While R-T performs reasonably well in lower and mid-tier trophies, its effectiveness seems to increase significantly at higher levels. The brawler appears to be more rewarding for players who have already reached advanced skill levels, suggesting that it may be worth mastering for those looking to compete at the top tiers. However, its moderate win rates in most brackets indicate it might not be the easiest pick-up for beginners or casual players.

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In HotZone, R-T shows a mixed performance across different trophy ranges. The brawler performs reasonably well in lower-tier matches with a win rate above 50% in the 0-100 trophy bucket and again in the 800 trophy range. However, as the trophy level increases, the win rate drops significantly, especially between 200 to 700 trophies, where it consistently falls below 50%. This suggests that while R-T can be effective for players just starting out or at higher levels, it may struggle in mid-tier competition. Mastery could offer some advantages in specific scenarios, but overall, the brawler appears inconsistent and not strongly suited for competitive play.

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R-T performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Knockout mode, with win rates generally above 55% and peaking at 85.7% in the highest-tier games (1600 trophies). The brawler shows a slight increase in performance as players reach higher skill levels, suggesting that R-T may be more rewarding for advanced players. While not overwhelmingly dominant in lower tiers, its strong showing in elite matches indicates it can be a formidable choice once mastered, though it may require some time to fully leverage its potential.

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R-T performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Wipeout, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. The highest win rate occurs at the 900 trophy bucket (59.2%), while the lowest is at 700 trophies (46.6%). Though there are moments of strong performance, especially in higher-tier matches, overall results remain fairly balanced. This suggests that R-T is neither particularly easy to pick up nor exceptionally difficult, but also not a top-tier choice for mastery in Wipeout.