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Because smh, the difficulty is affecting AI, too. On normal, AI will sally out of sieges even when autoresolve is not favorable to them and generally sometimes act retarded.
And on Very Hard and Legendary, AI seems to show unloreful and unhealthy interest towards the player (they often ignore other faction taking all their lands just to be able to harass the player). Not to mention bloody unexplainable player-only -4 to public order penalty.
So Hard it is all the way - it is in fact the "normal" difficulty of this game, just called "Hard". I guess, they protect their game from negative reviews from casuals by doing it this way (labeling normal diff as "Hard").
Now I wanted to play Kroq-Gar on Vortex and wanted to try VH campaign difficulty (former Vortex was always on Normal). The Skaven army right in front of me is huge with two storm vermin with halberds, clan rats and lots of Skaven slaves. Starting with normal campaing difficulty it's just a few slave units pretty much.