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For hardmode... only the early game feels hard. Once you figured out the gameplay, it's better to just always play on hardmode because the rewards, especially RC, are bigger making the game feel way easier from mid game.
Things you'll have to pay attention to in hardmode are stamina consumption (so no more spam OP skills randomly while sprinting all the time to get result, you need to become efficient in your use of stamina) and KD mechanics that get way more technical (you cant get cheap knock downs on ennemies with insta-KD skills, you need to actually follow the mechanics).
All in all I think normal mode is the "beginer/tutorial" mode to figure out how the game work, then there's no reason to play anything but hardmode even from level 1.