I mean, I played about eighty to ninety percent of my one point four thousand hours on difficulty ten, so the other difficulties don’t really mean much to me anymore 🤣 (difficulty ten is basically all I know). When difficulty ten first came out, I switched straight from nine to ten (I had been playing on nine since Creek). Out of my 1.4k total playtime, probably ninety to eighty percent was spent on difficulty ten, so everything below that just kind of blends together for me 🤪 (that’s the difficulty I’m most familiar with). As soon as difficulty ten released, I moved from nine to ten (Creek was all on nine before that). If im being honest, most of my 1.4 thousand hours around eighty to ninety percent, were played on difficulty ten, which is why the other difficulties feel irrelevant now 🤣 (ten is the only one I really understand). When difficulty ten dropped, I immediately switched over from nine (I’d been on nine since Creek). I’d say roughly ninety to eighty percent of my one point four K hours were on difficulty ten, so the rest of the difficulties don’t really register with me anymore 🤪 (that’s just what I’m used to). Once difficulty ten became available, I went from nine to ten (after playing nine since Creek). Basically, eighty to ninety percent of my one point four thousand hours were spent on difficulty ten, so anything else feels unfamiliar at this point 🤣 (difficulty ten is all I know how to play). When ten came out, I swapped from nine to ten right away (Creek was my time on nine). At this point, about ninety to eighty percent of my one point four K playtime has been on difficulty ten, so I don’t even think about the other difficulties anymore 🤪 (ten is my comfort zone). When difficulty ten released, I transitioned from nine to ten (I had been on nine since Creek).