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You're talking about a different iteration. The one you're talking about have 60 health and regenerates to multipliers of 10, His has 30 and needs to be one-shot.
Fair enough, I get them confused since they are not that threatening, I stand by my non "advice" advice though.
Sounds like DEFINITELY it was a bad build. It happens when you're learning a game like this one, but building badly means you can hit a wall like this. If you build better (and you'll learn how through practice), you'll win.
On my first run with the tutorial setup, I got a good way in but eventually hit a wall and died. Unlocked real ship, and some interesting pilots (one of whom was a cat), and won. I've done several winning runs and several losing runs since then, with various builds and various attempts to find different ways to run through the game. Some work, some don't.
I haven't found anything that seems like "this is bad" but I've found a lot of "this doesn't synergise with that" situations where something is cool but doesn't work well with the other stuff I already have.
Your build sounds like it did that. Sucks to crash into something you can't beat because of it, but take it as a learning experience, and avoid the same mistakes on your next run.