DOS: Classic questions from a first time player

Hello! I want to play the co-op mode for the Classic version on Steam with my partner. I'm kinda new to this genre of game, we've played Diablo II and III before but I wouldn't consider myself a pro-player. I'm still trying to get used to this kind of game, so I need some help before I can start.

Edit: We both care more about the gameplay rather than the lore/story. It's like 70% gameplay and 30% lore for us.

  1. Is there anything critical we should know before we start playing? Maybe a must-know tip or trick from seasoned players that is specific to this game?
  2. Me and my partner love to collect Steam achievements and get 100% completion. I found a guide for it on Steam, but it didn't mention if there are some achievements tied to difficulty. Are there any? We will probably do just one playthrough, so if there are achievements that you can only get at a certain difficulty, we would like to start playing in that one.
  3. What are the best 2 character choices and builds for 2-players co-op? We have mainly played Monk and Wizard in Diablo III. So maybe one character for protection/buffs/tanking, and other for damage, etc. would be good? I don't know how the classes work in this game so I'd love to have some information on it.
  4. Any streamers/pro-players you recommend that I can watch the videos of to learn this game and get familiar to the mechanics?
  5. I prefer split-screen co-op, so my partner would use the KBM and I would use the controller. I've read somewhere that the controller key binds are kinda weird. Would that be too confusing for me? I'm not really a console/controller person and I've been mainly using KBM since I was a kid.

Thank you so much in advance!

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u/belovedgingerbread — 8 days ago

[Routine help] Cleaning around facial stitches after mole excision

Hello. I had two bumpy moles removed by excision 6 days ago, one from the side of my nose and one from my eyelid. The surgery went well.

I was told to avoid water for 2 days, then remove the bandages, gently clean around the stitches, and apply povidone-iodine every 2 days. However, I was too afraid to remove the bandages because I’m worried about scarring.

I finally removed the bandage from my nose after soaking it briefly with drinking water and managed to apply the iodine solution, but there is still some old iodine residue, surgical pen ink, and dried blood around the wound on my nose. I haven’t been able to clean it because I'm scared to damage it, and I even still haven’t removed the bandage from my eyelid...

I’m returning to the hospital in 2 days to have the stitches removed. Could this cause any problems? Should I try to clean the wounds now, and if so, how can I do it safely without affecting healing or increasing scarring? Thank you in advance.

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u/belovedgingerbread — 2 months ago

Help identify these Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse comics from my childhood

All from the 90s-2000s most probably.

I am searching for a Donald Duck comic. A king visits Donald Duck and his nephews in Duckburg. The setting is not medieval. The king wasn't a duck, he was possibly European with the red cape. Donald found his crown, cape and scepter in his suitcase or something. Donald wears the king's cape, crown and scepter. He was basically pretending to be the king. Not sure about this part but I also vaguely remember the king finds this out and challenges him to be the king for real for a while.

Also 2 Mickey Mouse comics, one is where Mickey can see into the space because something happened to his eyes? Some fluid got into his eyes in an accident and he is able to see so far into the space.
The other one is where Mickey goes to a fortune teller who is very modern looking. It's not “The Mysterious Crystal Ball”.

I'd be really happy if someone could identify at least one of these! Thank you in advance.

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u/belovedgingerbread — 2 months ago