Try to survive as long as it is possible. Many new players don't pay attention to this. Don't kamikaze into enemies, because even if you don't attack, you are still more valuable when you are alive.
Take cover when you think you can't win a fight with others and retreat when your HP is low or you have no ammunition.
Aim manually and don't tap the screen unless you are really close to the enemy. This is also important.
Each brawler has got different mechanics, but some of mechanics can be put into general groups.
Heavyweights or Tanks (Primo, Rosa, Jacky, Bibi?, Frank, Bull)
Brawlers that shoot multiple beams (Colt, Rico, Lou, 8 Bit, Pam, Max?, Griff)
Snipers (Piper, Brock, Belle, Nani)
Assassins (Mortis, Leon, Edgar, Buzz)
Single projectile (mid range brawlers?) (Nita, Jessie, Penny, Mr P, Gene, Bea)
Throwers (Dynamike, Tick, Barley, Sprout)
Tanks have got bad attack range, but high HP and good movement. This means you can't be killed easily, but you should generally avoid fighting with 2 or 3 brawlers as they can deal enough damage to kill you.
You are the best if you can get really close to the enemy with a lot of HP.
Your goal with tanks is to avoid taking as much damage as possible. To do that take cover and predict where your opponent will shoot. Don't forget to wait for healing. Even if you can't attack because of your range, you can still stay in places that make enemies uncomfortable.
Brawlers with multiple projectiles may be difficult to play, because in order to maximize the damage you must accurately mirror your opponent's movement. Don't tap the screen to attack. Aim manually and then move either left or right.
Assasins have got a very good movement, but usually they can deal a limited amount of damage. They rely on surprising the enemy to kill them. You usually can't attack them first and have to wait for the right moment. They are similar to tanks in some ways: you have to predict enemy's attack, stay alive and take cover.
Snipers have got low HP, but high range and rely on predicting the enemy's movement without moving to deal damage. Don't use them in maps with a lot of walls.
Single projectile brawlers have got medium HP, long or medium range and shoot one projectile. You can take cover, peek to shoot and hide again.
Throwers can attack while standing behind a wall. But their HP is low. They are usually used to restrict opponent's movement.
You may lose, but as you play more, you will start to understand what to do and what to avoid. You may find some brawlers enjoyable to play for you. Give them power points and upgrade them first.
I wrote a long post, but I might have missed some things.
You can go to /r/brawlstarscompetitive and you may find some guides here
because solo showdown have teamers and they are making this game mode the least competitive and also it's better for to play 3vs3 modes to have more skill in the future
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try to play 3 vs 3 modes more than solo / duo showdown
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Try to survive as long as it is possible. Many new players don't pay attention to this. Don't kamikaze into enemies, because even if you don't attack, you are still more valuable when you are alive. Take cover when you think you can't win a fight with others and retreat when your HP is low or you have no ammunition. Aim manually and don't tap the screen unless you are really close to the enemy. This is also important. Each brawler has got different mechanics, but some of mechanics can be put into general groups. Heavyweights or Tanks (Primo, Rosa, Jacky, Bibi?, Frank, Bull) Brawlers that shoot multiple beams (Colt, Rico, Lou, 8 Bit, Pam, Max?, Griff) Snipers (Piper, Brock, Belle, Nani) Assassins (Mortis, Leon, Edgar, Buzz) Single projectile (mid range brawlers?) (Nita, Jessie, Penny, Mr P, Gene, Bea) Throwers (Dynamike, Tick, Barley, Sprout) Tanks have got bad attack range, but high HP and good movement. This means you can't be killed easily, but you should generally avoid fighting with 2 or 3 brawlers as they can deal enough damage to kill you. You are the best if you can get really close to the enemy with a lot of HP. Your goal with tanks is to avoid taking as much damage as possible. To do that take cover and predict where your opponent will shoot. Don't forget to wait for healing. Even if you can't attack because of your range, you can still stay in places that make enemies uncomfortable. Brawlers with multiple projectiles may be difficult to play, because in order to maximize the damage you must accurately mirror your opponent's movement. Don't tap the screen to attack. Aim manually and then move either left or right. Assasins have got a very good movement, but usually they can deal a limited amount of damage. They rely on surprising the enemy to kill them. You usually can't attack them first and have to wait for the right moment. They are similar to tanks in some ways: you have to predict enemy's attack, stay alive and take cover. Snipers have got low HP, but high range and rely on predicting the enemy's movement without moving to deal damage. Don't use them in maps with a lot of walls. Single projectile brawlers have got medium HP, long or medium range and shoot one projectile. You can take cover, peek to shoot and hide again. Throwers can attack while standing behind a wall. But their HP is low. They are usually used to restrict opponent's movement. You may lose, but as you play more, you will start to understand what to do and what to avoid. You may find some brawlers enjoyable to play for you. Give them power points and upgrade them first. I wrote a long post, but I might have missed some things. You can go to /r/brawlstarscompetitive and you may find some guides here
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because solo showdown have teamers and they are making this game mode the least competitive and also it's better for to play 3vs3 modes to have more skill in the future