Pro Tips to Unlock Rare Titles Faster
You don’t have to grind 8 hours a day to unlock rare titles, but a few small strategy changes can help you earn them in half the time. First, prioritize limited-time challenges first, because those titles go away forever once the event ends. If you see a challenge with a title reward, block off 30 minutes to play it before it expires, even if you don’t think you can beat all the levels. I missed out on the 2023 Lunar New Year "Lucky Fighter" title because I forgot the challenge ended on a Sunday, and I still regret it. Second, team up with friends for tough challenges and Club League matches. You’re 3x more likely to win matches when you play with people you communicate with, versus random solo queue teammates who might not be trying to win the same reward as you. Even playing with one friend who knows your playstyle will cut down the number of attempts you need to beat a 12-win challenge by a huge margin. If you're going for a competitive ranked title, stick to 2-3 brawlers you're really good at instead of switching every match to climb faster. I climbed from Gold to Master rank in one season by only playing Colt and El Primo, even when other players told me I should switch brawlers for different maps. Consistency always beats variety when you’re trying to climb ranks fast. Third, don’t sleep on achievement titles. Most players don’t even check the achievement tab regularly, so you might be one or two steps away from unlocking a title you didn’t even know existed. For example, the "Brawler Collector" title unlocks when you get 30 brawlers, and many players get that without even trying after a few months of playing. Fourth, if you want a paid Brawl Pass title, wait until the last two weeks of the season to buy the pass if you’re not sure you can reach tier 70. You can see how many tiers you’ve already earned, so you’ll know exactly if you can hit the tier for the title before you spend any gems.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Chasing Titles
It’s easy to get caught up in chasing titles and make silly mistakes that waste your time or resources, so keep these common pitfalls in mind. First, don’t waste gems on Brawl Pass tiers just to get a title. If you’re only a few tiers away from the title reward at the end of the season, it’s fine to spend a few gems, but don’t spend 500+ gems just for a cosmetic title that will be irrelevant next season. Second, don’t play ranked matches when you’re tilted. I’ve seen so many players drop 3 entire ranks in one night because they were angry about losing, and they missed out on the higher rank title they were working for all season. If you lose two matches in a row, take a 10 minute break, walk around, drink some water, and come back when you’re calm. It’s not worth ruining weeks of progress over one bad run of matches. Never throw casual matches just to complete an achievement for a title, because that ruins the game for your teammates. I’ve been in matches where players intentionally fed just to get 10 eliminations with a specific brawler for an achievement, and it’s one of the most frustrating experiences for other players. You can earn all achievement titles fairly without ruining the game for other people. Third, don’t ignore Club League. A lot of players don’t join clubs or play Club League matches, but the titles from high-ranking clubs are some of the rarest permanent titles in the game. Even if you’re not a super competitive player, joining a casual club that plays Club League regularly will get you exclusive titles you can’t get anywhere else. Fourth, don’t hoard title slots. You can only display one title at a time, but you can switch between all the titles you’ve unlocked whenever you want. Don’t feel like you have to keep your rank title up all the time if you want to show off a fun event title you got last year. I switch between my "Halloween Hero" title and my "Master Rank" title all the time, depending on what mood I’m in.
At the end of the day, titles are just a fun cosmetic reward that let you show off your playstyle and achievements to other Brawl Stars players. You don’t have to grind 10 hours a day to get cool ones, and there are options for every play style, from casual players who only play a few matches a week to competitive players who climb the ranked leaderboards. Now that you know how to get titles in Brawl Stars, you can start chasing the ones that fit your personality first, instead of wasting time on methods that don’t work for you. The next time you log in, check your achievement tab and the current Brawl Pass track to see which titles you’re already close to unlocking.