
@lemmy.world
Definitely not in Brisbane. Our public transport feels completely forgotten about. The only form I have access to is a bus and the closest bus stop I would have to walk to is over 2km away. I don't live in the middle of the city or anything but the area is well established and there is basically no infrastructure to provide basic public transport to people.
This whole fuel shit show will likely be awful and probably expensive.
My partner and I find ourselves in a very similar situation to the couple listed at the end of the article. Ever saving every cent only to have the goal posts pushed further and further back. And then our landlord decides to jack the rent up for our current place every 12 months by absurd amounts because "its what the market says". Bull fucking shit you greedy fucks.
But what are our other options? Move out into whoop whoop away from all of our friends, family and work? Aim lower and get a place that we don't fit in? What do we do?
Or even if we get approved for a mortgage, it will be with us until we are 70 based on interest rates and stagnant wages. I feel hopeless and at the whims of those that only want my hard earned money.
I reckon I got lucky with mine. I had a chat with the dealer and they put me on a waiting list. Next day I get a call saying they had a used one just come in with only 4500km. Got them to chuck on a quick shifter and Bluetooth and paid the same price as a stock bike brand new.
I played this for maybe 10-20 hours before I stopped. My experience was mostly positive but ended up being frustrating. It felt at times the AI was "cheating" and getting units in impossible amounts of time. Maybe it was just a skill issue but I felt like I wasn't playing a fair game so why would I keep playing.
Multiplayer.... I played 2 games of multiplayer and both games I was abused by other players for not know how to play.
I did enjoy the game for awhile and it plays well and looks good. But as above I had my issues, so rate it a 6/10.
Can't say I've ridden an SV650. Its my first inline triple and compared to my previous bikes (MT07 and Hyosung GT650) its smoothness in how the power is delivered is amazing. It felt way more "refined" than the MT07 but less punchy.
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