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I recently finished Chapter 6 (1st playthrough) and felt the boss of that chapter went down too quickly. I have no issue with enemies' attack power, but I was hoping I could increase their HP somehow. Strange how higher difficulty levels multiplies attack power but not HP.
The "Isn't it Sad, Lynn?" challenge. Like the Isn't it Sad, Chigara? achievement from the previous game.
Right, there was that too. Granted, I played Admiral in Liberation Day, not Space Whale, but even on Admiral there was a roughly 25% reduction in player damage output (and 25% increase to enemy damage output) after armor.
I take back what I said. I got my butt kicked by Chapter 7's boss, and since then I'm finding space whale to be just right. I'm on the final chapter now.
Note: I don't purchase upgrades unless I feel I need them, and I don't use unit-summoning Orders. If I did, maybe it would be too easy.