Wasn't this topic about how the new A level exams are easier because of them being in a new specification, which next year will be a one year old specification...?
In the end this is still "Just A levels" after that theres still a degree to do and further, AND HARDER WORK.
Though for people difficult varies,some find it hard to study for 3 hrs a day some find it hard to study for 10 hrs a day some find it hard to study for three days straight, it all depends. Difficult content will always become easy when you have learned it , people at some point had struggled with their multiplication but some of you wouldn't say that now, what is actually different?
In my opinion an easy paper is a paper which asks you exactly what is on the specification and does not even attempt to mix many "multiple parts or different applications" into the exam (which my exams seemed like excluding maths which was on an older exam board). If you find this hard you have not learned the specification. If your struggling on these "multiple parts or different applications " its likely you have not made enough connections between the material, it is silly error day or exam panic.
I'm sure if someone spent their entire 24 hrs in a day diligently revising an A level with access to information(good information) and good memorization techniques and the right content, they would actually finish it, Maybe even with an A/A*.