It has also been my experience that the Confrontation can feel really difficult with only two agents. Generally speaking, once there are more than three or four enemies at once, I think it really is a losing battle for two agents, because the downgrades from enemies in your area (especially when defending) or obstructing your shot can add up rather quickly.
Obviously, the only way to more or less reliably kill a minion with a single action is when you're able to use three red dice or better to attack, and even then things can easily go wrong (hello, skull!). I'm starting to believe that it requires above-average dice luck to win a Confrontation with only two agents - especially when Johann is one of them, because he barely has any way to get past the boss's resilience. There are only so many chances he gets to possess a minion, and for that they obviously need to have died first ... :whistle:
Obviously, the only way to more or less reliably kill a minion with a single action is when you're able to use three red dice or better to attack, and even then things can easily go wrong (hello, skull!). I'm starting to believe that it requires above-average dice luck to win a Confrontation with only two agents - especially when Johann is one of them, because he barely has any way to get past the boss's resilience. There are only so many chances he gets to possess a minion, and for that they obviously need to have died first ... :whistle: