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I lost out on a sale for an 2015 Honda LX model today. There just aren't any around me, so finding one that was in my price range and losing it is a little disheartening.

Is there a car that is comparable to the Honda Fit? I liked the way it drove. The seats folded both ways which was convenient. Honda reliability. Back up and right blind spot camera was a nice feature. Push to start even.

I feel like I'm gonna be waiting a very long time to find a Honda Fit, so I'm seeing what my other options are.

Carfax is usually the best in terms of showing me a bit more information on what the accident actually was. These other history reports people use often times just say very vague descriptions of the accident. They don't even describe the severity of it.

The only thing I can really go off of is the air bag deploying or not.

Currently looking at a Honda Fit. 10k, 80k miles, but it has two accidents on its sheet. Front collision with an animal and "collision with another vehicle". It doesn't even say which side of the car. No airbag deployed.

Should I pass on it? Its barely outside my price range but, its the kind of car ideally I want so this is the first car I'm actually feeling torn abou

There are two around my area. One with 120k miles and one with 55k miles.

I kind of like that it's a very unique looking body. Just making sure it's not a complete waste of money to get one.

It's the only nice looking car around me for a reasonable price of under 6k. 110k miles on it.

I heard there was an engine recall which concerns me, but when I did a vin search it wasn't included in that recall.

Is this particular engine safe or should I just wait for something else to show up?

Been without a car for 3 months now and the only other car that seems reasonable is a 2014 Chevy Sonic hatchback. I just hate the way it looks. The price to mileage is good, but it just looks like a buttplu

I'm aware of the Matrix and the Vibe. There is only one near me. 90k miles for $9000, seems a bit steep, and I don't have the cash on hand for it.

Any other options? I'm not opposed to SUV/crossovers, I just don't think I could go back to a sedan. The convenience of that hatchback door is too great.

I find that a lot of the stuff I know isn't very "cool" to listen to. I've had more than one person ask me to play something for them and other than Hysteria (which I can barely play) they aren't too impressed by all my root and fifth action.

Maybe that is a shallow reason to want to learn new material.

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This monitor seems to have everything I want. 1440p, 144hz, in a nice aesthetic package. I was ready to get it despite it being almost $100 over my budget.

I'm gonna wait a bit longer to see if it restocks soon, but I'd like to know of equal quality alternatives that are under $400

I'm not really a big Samus player so I'm curious why this is. It was M2K and Salem talking about it. M2K was struggling to approach and he said it was cause Samus just wins under a platform for free.

For instance Dorothea mastered the Dancer class (probably shouldn't have made her one, but it felt right) so I switched her to Gremory.

Similarly I demoted Hubert to Dark Mage from Warlock cause he couldn't quite upgrade yet and he'd already mastered Warlock.

Just trying to figure out whats optimal for curiosity sake. Ultimately it doesn't seem to matter too much as I'm finding the game pretty easy. Should have picked Maddening, but there is always next time.

The official Nintendo one is crazy expensive and harder to find it seems. Just want one that doesn't have crazy input lag or something shitty like that.

I've tried really hard to get used to remapping jump to L, but my muscle memory just won't break. I already have a lot of time invested into some characters that have this kind of tech and I don't want to invest more time when I just can't get used to the bumperjumper.

Is there a even ist of character that use bumperjumper?

I could play without using attack cancels on these characters that benefit from them or Phantom Displacement on Zelda but I feel like I'm basically handicapping myself if I do that. Gotta drop Zelda (very sad) and Roy for sure.

I understand that you're supposed to double the number, but even doing that its 2100ish.

I'm running a decently powerful system with a Ryzen 5 3600 and a 5700XT. After looking at benchmarks it looks like I could on average achieve about 144FPS in most games out today at 1080p. At 1440p its closer to about 85FPS on average. Max settings. Using Shadow of The Tomb Raider as an example I'd get about 110FPS at 1080p but only 75FPS at 1440p.

I could turn down settings to get higher refresh rate at 1440p, but that seems silly if I'm paying for a high resolution display.

My concern is that I have the money for exactly one monitor and I've heard downscaling from 1440p to 1080p is really gross so I wouldn't even have that as an option if I can't manage upgrade my components in a few ye

I just bought Hyken from Staples. Along with IKEAs Markus, I see this chair a lot. I've only had it for the last 3 hours, so I'm reserving judgment. But I feel like I might return it.

Its miles better than what I was sitting in. I was using an old kitchen sit that had really worn out padding.

The best thing I can say is the chair isn't uncomfortable. Perhaps it'll break in over the next few days, but when I sit down in it its not this "awww fuck yeah, thats my chair" feeling.

Thinking I might go the other route and get a thickly padded chair. I want to feel comfy lol