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Theres crosshair with indicators of which side you are hitting that are disabled in hardcore.
Autosaving of any kind also, need to get used to sleeping/bathing/drinking saviour schnapps.
Doesn't show your location on map nor compass unless you're really close to something.
Things like this are what you ought to be getting used to, if they're fine for you, then hardcore with all traits. Game is easy af on normal too soon. In hardcore it takes a bit longer for it to become too easy)
No Compass cardinals and shorter marker range
No Player Marker on the world map
No Fast Travel (moving without a horse in this mode is torture)
Harder (but realistic and fair) combat
Less food from pots (already cheaty but was a good way of dealing with hunger)
No tutorials (you gotta play the game normal first to learn everything)
Trading is harder (or at least is implied)
But, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, or a masochist, go nuts in Hardcore. Enjoy in any case.
It makes good sense to get a feel for the map and terrain before you take on the whole game without a map. By the same token, having a green shield icon will really help the player understand what is being asked of them, because the game is not clear about it.
Hardcore is just organization, when to sleep, when to eat, etc.
Just don't act like you're a chad early, you'll reach chad status in due time.
But I wish I could buy a compass for like 1000 Groschen.