Yea, it’s definitely "smoothened out". can’t make out any question numbers whatsoever. I just saw an ESR report of a 730 scorer, the graph started from medium and remained in the medium-high territory.
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I just followed you just to keep in touch. Thanks
Maybe you are right about what you said. so if the average difficulty of 9 questions starts at close to medium and then remains at medium-high, then it absolutely must have had some easy questions in there as well. So you are right. But I am still not able to understand how the gmat could give someone a 99 percentile by testing them on equal proportions on easy, medium and hard questions? 
The graph skews medium-high for on this so surely there has to be more difficult questions and less easy/medium questions? What are your thoughts?
Maybe you are right about what you said. You see, each dot on this graph represents the average difficulty of 9 questions for a total of 4 dots. so if the average difficulty of 9 questions starts at close to medium and then remains at medium-high, then it absolutely must have had some easy questions in there as well. So you are right. But I am still not able to understand how the gmat could give someone a 99 percentile by testing them on equal proportions on easy, medium and hard questions? The graph skews medium-high for on this so surely there has to be more difficult questions and less easy/medium questions? What are your thoughts?
Really appreciate it.
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If I had known that you could get kudos by correctly answering and explaining Butler questions. I would have had like a thousand kudos by now. hahaha
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