IMHO clearing everything on Easy first, then everything on Hard, then everything again for stars, feels much more boring than repeating the same fight three times and archiving it for new fights.

I suggest dealing completely with each fight as you proceed, so you both keep them fresh in your mind (as I said before), and you keep yourself curious a bit on what's next. Hard isn't a big step from Easy, which is all good. And believe me, playing it on Easy first doesn't 'weaken' or 'relax' you, because it's already decently difficult on easy. Get what I mean? That's why playing on Easy your first fight everytime is the best choice. If you, for instance, beat a fight the first time on Hard, you still progress through the Limitbreaker achievement, you still 'unlock' the requirements for that fight, but you don't earn the star for beating it on Hard. The point is that you can't earn stars before finishing a fight a first time already. The reason is that you want to clear with ease the fights the first time (also to get familiar with the stage, since each battle of the story has its particular development), then beat it on Hard with the memory of that fight fresh in your mind to progress through the Limitbreaker achievement and earn a star, then again to get the other two stars in case (which is typical) you couldn't get them during your Hard fight. Beat the same fight again to collect the Stars on it The best thing to do is going for things in this order: The first of these three requirements is always 'Finish on Hard difficulty', while the other two can vary a lot. The Stars are earnt by fulfilling some requirements in battle (such as 'Execute a counter', to say one), and each of the 103 battles of the Collection has 3 of these requirements, each earning a star. On the other hand, it's also adviceable to try to play some fights by your own to get the feeling of the game first, and then read/try what I suggest, so you can decide by your own the best way to tackle your fights.ДЄs soon as you enter this mode you can already navigate through all the sagas! Some fights are already available by default, while some (the most, actually) require you to beat some of the fights already unlocked other fights can only be purchased by means of Stars in the Star Shop (which can be found navigating through the sagas, before the Credits it unlocks only after you beat at least a fight in this 'story mode', in case you can't find it at first). Just as an introductive note, I suggest taking a read at the General hints and tips page in the 'Fighting' section, where there are some suggestions on the gameplay which might come handy in some of the harder fights.

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