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Without Peri, fights will be slower because of your lower damage so you have to prepare for that. As long as you have enough block and evade to take 0 damage from most enemies you don’t need tons of damage output to win (make sure to get some early for big crystal though).
Isaac’s drones have 2 purposes: whatever their effect is and blockers. Droneshift isn’t necessary to win like evade but if you have a bit then it can help you preserve your drones or block powerful attacks with them. It can also send enemy missiles away from you, and act 2 enemies use a lot of them.
Sweet, thank you - I was able to pass on the second try tonight after your post. Much appreciated! I ended up in my run with the Jupiter missile, the artifact to turn missiles back and the artifact that gave me temp shield whenever I gained shield. It worked out quite well.
Oh, and make sure to check the upgrades on his cards. Lotta big changes there.
For the Ares, he provides solid expensive cards, which have higher relative value cuz the Ares draws less cards per turn. It's also easier to defensively cover the Ares with objects cuz it's small.
The Gemini's missile bays being so far apart is mostly an advantage. It works real well for spamming the heck out of his drones and covering cheeky attacks.