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However, if a player attempts Hard Mode and wishes to switch back to Easy/Normal mid-game, the storyline will continue from where the player made the switch out of Hard Mode.
source: http://dragonsdogma.wikia.com/wiki/Hard_Mode
When switching from Hard to Normal (or Normal to Easy) the same happens, and quests that you've completed will remain completed.
Just never choose "New Game" as that will literally start you over from the beginning with nothing from previous playthroughs.
Does this mean I can beat the game, be God, go to Hard, then kill myself to start NG+ on Hard? Just seems so unlikely...though it's what I'm hoping for. I have no want to start NG+ on Normal, and starting from scratch on Hard would be horrible. Killing yourself immediately starts NG+, right? So I wouldn't be able to kill myself before turning it on Hard and still get the Achievement?