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You do miss out on leveling up for the achievement and anything else that may affect if you care about that stuff, if not jut go Tatari, it's like low-medium difficulty in other games imo.
You'll miss out on enhanced abilities you get through skill points primarily. Theres a couple skill points you get ingame without leveling, but they're rare and obviously not enough to get you more than an ability or two im guessing. I don't think health increases at all either except maybe just through food. The game does warn you with text underneath it when you highlight it before starting a new game.
Theres no reason to play it unless you want the extra difficulty from not being able to level up and get skills. It's a challenge run; not the way the game was intended to be experienced for a first play through.
No interest in trying tatari difficulty personally as I like the feeling of becoming stronger though effort instead of being knee capped by difficulty choice.
So if you are patient and like a challenge then maybe that will help make a decision.