I'm not either, but I've driven all of them.
Here's where the fork in the road shows up.
In choppy whitecap water with foot or foot and a half waves, you're not going to see much difference between the two.
Now when it gets really dicey, when you're having to pick your way around the water, then you'll find out the difference. Everything else all you can do is lock your arms and pretty well bash the wave. Cat's better than most, it's going to give you some ability to maneuver, but it's limited.
But...in your 202/203 you can stay at speed and make the adjustments quickly enough to avoid the direct bash. They have to slow down to avoid the chance of spearing a roller, or just to save their backs from the straight on drop and plow.
The 202/203/hybrid guy can pick himself around to never let the wave take the direct shot at you, and take control of the angles so you never just drop in the hole.
Those who haven't seen it can't imagine it. But once you do, it's like the entire universe opens up for you.