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Buster performs consistently across various trophy buckets in Bounty mode, with win rates generally hovering around 50-60%. He shows strong performance in both lower and higher-tier matches, though his win rate dips slightly in the mid to high trophy ranges. With a solid overall win rate and decent game numbers across all levels, Buster appears to be a reliable choice that is neither overly difficult nor exceptionally challenging to pick up.

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Buster performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Brawl Ball, with win rates generally hovering around 55% to 60%, indicating a reliable but not dominant presence. However, at higher trophy levels (1300+), Buster's win rate significantly increases, reaching as high as 87.7% in the 1700+ bracket. This suggests that while Buster may be straightforward to pick up and use effectively, his true potential shines most when players have mastered the game and can leverage his abilities more strategically. For lower-tier players, he offers a solid but not exceptional experience, whereas high-level players may find him particularly effective in competitive play.

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Buster performs consistently across various trophy ranges in Gem Grab, with win rates generally hovering around 55-60%, peaking at 67.3% in the highest-tier matches (1100+ trophies). While his performance dips slightly in mid to high-tier games, he maintains a solid overall presence. Buster is not a standout pick in lower-tier games but shows potential in higher-level play. He appears to be a balanced brawler that can be effective with proper strategy, suggesting he may be worth mastering for players aiming to compete at higher levels. However, his moderate win rates indicate he may not be the easiest brawler to dominate in all scenarios.

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Buster's performance in Heist fluctuates across different trophy ranges, with a generally inconsistent win rate. While he shows some strength in higher-tier matches (such as the 1000 trophy bucket, where his win rate reaches 57.2%), his overall performance remains below average in most brackets, with several instances of sub-40% win rates. This suggests that Buster may not be the most reliable choice for Heist, and while he can perform decently at higher levels, mastering him might require significant effort to overcome his inconsistencies across different skill levels.

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Buster performs consistently across various trophy ranges in Hot Zone, with win rates generally above 50% and peaking around 64.2% in the 200 trophy bucket. While his performance slightly declines at higher trophies (above 1000), he maintains a solid presence throughout most tiers. This suggests that Buster is reasonably effective in Hot Zone and could be worth mastering for players looking to maintain competitive edge, though he may not stand out as a top-tier pick in the highest levels of play. His moderate learning curve makes him accessible to players aiming to improve without requiring advanced skill.

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Buster's performance in Knockout is relatively consistent across various trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 50% to 60%. He shows stronger results at higher trophies, particularly above 1000 where his win rate peaks at 71% in the 1300 trophy bucket. While not dominating, Buster demonstrates enough reliability and potential for players aiming to climb, suggesting he can be worth mastering with proper skill. His performance does indicate that he may require some time to get used to, as his win rates rarely exceed 60%, but he remains a viable option in competitive play.

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Buster's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, hovering just below or around 50%. While there are some stronger showings at higher trophies (notably above 800 where the win rate climbs to over 60%), these are based on relatively smaller sample sizes. Overall, Buster performs reasonably predictably but doesn't stand out as a top-tier choice in Wipeout. Players looking for a brawler with more consistent dominance may find others more rewarding, though Buster can still be viable in certain situations.