My favorite starting point is always the Steam Community Guides—if you're playing 'Overlord' on PC, the community hub usually has a handful of step-by-step achievement guides, screenshots, and sometimes even save files you can download. I like to open the guide in one tab and the Steam achievements page in another, then use Ctrl+F to jump right to the challenge I'm stuck on. If a guide includes video clips, I can follow along in real time and mimic the inputs; if it's text-only, screenshots help me line up the exact moment to trigger an achievement.
When I want platform-specific help I head to PSNProfiles for PlayStation trophies or TrueAchievements/XboxAchievements for Xbox — those sites often have user-submitted strategies, percentage completion stats, and notes about glitches or patched bugs. Reddit and GameFAQs are lifesavers too: r/gaming and dedicated forum threads sometimes have niche tips like save-scumming positions, sequence breaks, or DLC-specific quirks. And honestly, watching a quick YouTube walkthrough can shave off so much trial-and-error; I often queue a short clip on my phone while I replay the section. If you're going for 100% and hate surprises, check patch notes and guide comments for any achievement fixes or nerfs.
If you want, tell me which platform you're on and which achievement is giving you grief—I can point to a specific thread or video that helped me pull the last one off.