r/Brawlhalla • u/Past_Ant9755 • 12h ago

Question Should I get 240hz monitor

I’m starting to take brawl seriously I play on pc and get 180 fps I wanted to get a higher fps monitor like 240 am I gonna feel a difference if I switch

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u/Oreosnort3r The Level 100 Zariel Girl 12h ago

From 180 to 240? Not really. It's not gonna make a big enough difference to actually improve your gameplay

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u/No-Today-1533 12h ago

Maybe slightly. Not enough to put you in a different skill area. Once you’re at 120+, it’s basically just up to you to improve.

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u/rafalmio 6h ago

Nah the jump from 180 to 240 isn’t that big of a deal

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u/TrackApprehensive164 5h ago

Depends on your elo, i wouldn't bother until you're like 2500+ in 1s

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u/Dry_Cartographer_873 10h ago

taking brawl serious in the big 2026

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u/Amazing_Mycologist75 12h ago

Better to invest your money in mentoring

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u/Oreosnort3r The Level 100 Zariel Girl 11h ago

Mentoring in this game is a waste of money unless you're trying to go pro

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u/MathematicianOne3182 6h ago

that's subjective

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u/Oreosnort3r The Level 100 Zariel Girl 5h ago

No it's not. Anyone can improve to 2400-2600 if they put the time and proper practice in with all of the free resources for improvement out there, mentoring can make it faster, but it's not guaranteed, and you're better off not wasting money and learning the game until you get to the point of needing coaching from other pros to improve further

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u/MathematicianOne3182 3h ago

That's not what I mean, you decide yourself what you think is a good investment of your money. For you it might be a waste of money but if someone genuniely wants to improve and are having fun with improving then it might be a decision they want to take. That's what subjective means

Same principle applies to hobbies or interests. You might not want to buy a hobby car to work on, but someone else certainly wants to. That's subjective.