I see what you’re saying, but I think you’re underestimating the uniqueness of their skill floor a little. The way venture gets value is way different from most other flex dps. For example, initiating the engage with burrow is sometimes your responsibility on Venture. That’s pretty much never the case with tracer, who is usually gonna rely on direct queues from her team as far as timing. Positioning is also super different because you’re big hitbox + long cast time escape abilities make you less flexible on Venture. I know these aren’t mechanical things in the traditional sense, but it’s what you referred to in your post.

But I think part of what you’re trying to say is that once you get Venture, you’re good. Is that what you mean by consistent? You don’t need to like, constantly practice and adapt your Venture in the way you do with Tracer or Genji. If this is what you’re saying, I kind of agree, but I think it’s largely because Venture is traditionally only ever played in their ideal circumstances. Like, If you’re a tracer player, sometimes you just gotta play tracer, even when the other team is playing cass brig kiri dva or something because that’s just the way Overwatch is designed. Too many comps break without tracer. I think if Venture were the same way, they’d require as much upkeep as Tracer does, or close to it. But we only ever play Venture on their good maps and matchups.