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Terraforming here is kinda cheating, it lets you bypass the lesson the mission is trying to teach you. Despite being the mission that gives you the more powerful defenses, beating Walchise actually requires a very aggressive start to take out as many of the enemy factories as quickly as possible. Defenses will always be worn down over time if the enemy has a superior economy, and they will if you don't attack them here. Despite the enemy also having formidable defenses, you can just go around them to get to their important infrastructure. If you successfully take out the enemy's production capability early, then by the time dantes and ogres start spawning from the aether you can devote the entirety of your economy to stuff that beats them—namely racketeers. The defenses this mission gives you are powerful but you very intentionally can't beat the mission simply by spamming them, they need to serve as the anchors for your army.
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Terraforming here is kinda cheating, it lets you bypass the lesson the mission is trying to teach you. Despite being the mission that gives you the more powerful defenses, beating Walchise actually requires a very aggressive start to take out as many of the enemy factories as quickly as possible. Defenses will always be worn down over time if the enemy has a superior economy, and they will if you don't attack them here. Despite the enemy also having formidable defenses, you can just go around them to get to their important infrastructure. If you successfully take out the enemy's production capability early, then by the time dantes and ogres start spawning from the aether you can devote the entirety of your economy to stuff that beats them—namely racketeers. The defenses this mission gives you are powerful but you very intentionally can't beat the mission simply by spamming them, they need to serve as the anchors for your army.
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Walchice balance