Honestly you probably don't need it. If you drove a MCU2 car for a week though, going back to MCU1 would probably be a pain, however, these things really matter different amounts to different people.
That being said, Tesla has a way of changing the software for the later systems thus making the earlier systems super slow, so I'd expect that to happen to your car at some point.
As long as you're happy with it, honestly, you're fine. Functionally there's very little difference. It's just that the touch responsiveness matters to me (I get impatient), but even on the S 85D I had zero problems.
Model S 85D is a great car all around, btw. You can find it for pretty cheap now, it's SUPER fast, great range, free supercharging, etc. Keep that thing as long as you can!!