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Mortis has a consistently moderate win rate across all trophy buckets in Bounty mode, with performance slightly improving at higher trophies. While not dominating in any bracket, Mortis shows a steady presence and performs reasonably well in the upper tiers, suggesting that the brawler can be viable for players aiming to climb. However, its overall win rates rarely exceed 50% except in the highest brackets, indicating that mastering Mortis may offer advantages at elite levels but is not necessarily easy to pick up or dominate with.

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Mortis performs strongest in Brawl Ball when facing lower-tier opponents, with a win rate of 66.3% in the lowest trophy bucket. However, as the competition level increases, Mortis' effectiveness declines significantly, with win rates dropping below 50% across most mid to high-tier brackets. Only at the highest trophy levels does Mortis show a marked improvement, though these data points are based on relatively few games. This suggests that Mortis may be viable in casual play but struggles against more experienced players, making it less rewarding for those aiming to master the brawler at higher competitive levels.

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Mortis performs reasonably well in Gem Grab, with a win rate that fluctuates across different trophy ranges. The highest win rates are observed in the higher-tier trophies (1300–1700), where Mortis shows strong performance, particularly above 80% in the top tiers. However, at lower and mid-tier trophies, the win rate drops below 50%, indicating that Mortis may struggle in less competitive environments. This suggests that Mortis could be a solid choice for players aiming to climb higher ranks but might require more skill and adaptation in lower-tier play.

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Mortis performs consistently below average in Heist across all trophy brackets, with win rates ranging from 32.7% to 41.1%. While there is slight improvement at lower trophy levels, overall performance remains steady but not strong. This suggests that Mortis may not be the most effective choice for players looking to climb quickly in Heist, and could present challenges for those aiming to master the brawler at higher levels.

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Mortis in Hot Zone has a generally consistent performance across different trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 44.5% and 55.8%. While Mortis shows occasional strength—particularly at higher trophies (1100+)—the overall trend suggests that the brawler is not particularly dominant or weak, but rather average in competitive play. Mastery may offer slight advantages in specific scenarios, but Mortis does not stand out as a must-pick or especially challenging brawler to learn.

Commentary:

Mortis performs best in the lowest trophy bracket with a 60% win rate, but his performance declines significantly as trophy levels increase, with win rates dropping below 50% across most brackets. While he shows some improvement at higher trophies (1100 and 1200), these samples are small. Mortis may be easier to pick up for beginners due to his initial effectiveness, but mastering him appears challenging given his inconsistent performance in competitive play.

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Mortis in Wipeout has a mixed performance across different trophy brackets. At lower tiers, Mortis shows strong potential with win rates above 60% in the 0–100 trophy range. However, as the competition increases, win rates drop below 50% in several mid-tier brackets before showing slight improvement at higher levels. While Mortis can be effective in certain scenarios, consistency across all tiers is lacking, suggesting that mastery may be needed to fully capitalize on its potential.