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This isn't Elden Ring. Nobody should be playing this to get destroyed to the point where you cry yourself to sleep at night and then have nightmares about the Waterfowl Dance.
But I'd highly recommend playing a Plague Tale: Innocence first. It sounds like you haven't, and that's a big mistake. It's like walking into a movie theatre half way through the movie...
But but I generally thing the game is too easy for real "hardcore" gamers.
The game has auto aim that you can NOT TURN OFF, let that sink in, even with mouse, even on ultimate dofficutly.
When you get caught the enemy throws you down, you can get back up and just hold the attack button to stun them and run away, that is like way to generous satety net for "ultimate".
The game was designed as a press button to advance story game, the gameplay is pretty trashy and to easy if you really think about it and compare it with other games.
So the "best" is for sure hard because you can not choose ultimate on the first run, that is stupid. I would otherwise say the best is ultimate but, again, its supposedly better detection times for enemies. But that is NOT where the game its difficult in fights where you can not go stealth so they tuned nothing about that.
I am glad I never even tried normal.