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Tick's performance in Bounty mode shows a steady improvement as trophy buckets increase, with win rates climbing from 35.6% at lower trophies to a high of 76.2% in the highest bracket. However, despite this strong showing at the top tiers, his overall win rate remains below 50% in most segments, indicating that he may not be the easiest brawler to pick up or consistently reliable across all skill levels. While Tick can be effective for high-level players, his performance suggests that mastery is required to fully capitalize on his potential in Bounty mode.

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Tick's performance in Brawl Ball shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from 35.2% at lower trophies to over 80% at the highest tiers. While Tick may struggle initially and is not the strongest choice for beginners, he becomes significantly more effective as players gain experience and reach higher skill levels. This suggests that Tick is worth mastering for those aiming to compete at elite levels, but may be challenging to pick up due to his lower-tier performance until players become more proficient.

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Tick's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with a notable increase at higher trophies. While Tick struggles slightly in lower and mid-tier tiers (win rates below 50% in several brackets), they show improvement as the competition level rises, achieving a win rate above 50% in the highest trophy brackets. This suggests that Tick may be more effective for players who are already experienced or at higher levels, but could be challenging to pick up and master for those starting out.

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Tick's performance in Heist is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 36.7% and 43.4%. While Tick isn't a standout choice in the mode, he maintains a stable presence that makes him a viable option for players looking for reliability over raw dominance. His moderate win rate suggests that he is neither particularly easy to pick up nor especially difficult, but mastering him may not yield significant competitive advantages.

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Tick's performance in Hot Zone varies significantly across different trophy ranges. At lower trophies, Tick shows a win rate just below 50%, indicating mixed results for newer players. As trophy levels increase, the win rate improves, peaking at 77.5% in the highest tier (1400+), suggesting that Tick can be highly effective when played by experienced players. However, the overall trend shows inconsistency, with win rates fluctuating between 45% and 68%. This suggests that while Tick has potential for high-level play, mastering him may require significant skill and adaptability, making him less straightforward to pick up for casual players.

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Tick's performance in Knockout shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates steadily rising from 44.1% at lower trophies to over 80% at the highest tiers. While Tick may not be a top-tier choice for casual players due to the relatively low win rate at entry-level, the brawler becomes significantly stronger as skill and experience grow. This suggests that Tick is better suited for more experienced players who can take advantage of its potential in higher-tier matches. Mastery could lead to strong performance, but it may not be the easiest brawler to pick up initially.

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Tick's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but slightly fluctuating win rate across different trophy buckets. While Tick performs reasonably well in mid-tier trophies (around 50% win rate), there is a notable improvement at higher tiers, especially above 1200 trophies where the win rate jumps to 61.8%. However, the overall trend remains relatively balanced without showing strong dominance or significant struggles. This suggests that Tick is neither exceptionally difficult to pick up nor particularly challenging to master, but may require some adaptation in high-level play to fully capitalize on its potential.