The Battle Rages

Up close and personal

 I find it easier to write third-person stories than second-person. 

A second person story is usually written with a lack of personality, charachters are refered to as he/ she, them / they, and are often written from a distance. An example would be to write a war story were only the actions of the regiments are told, nobody's actions are told, only the war in general.

Third-person stories are usually written as if you are an observer of the action close-up, and you are describing the actions of the individuals rather than the group.

First-person, to me, would be the hardest; in this style you write as the main character. The main problem I'd have with this is f someyhing happened to your character - an accident for example - you could only describe what you saw as your character is not in action.