u/Bluestank

Preface that this is in Houston TX. We have been trying to buy a 2026 Hyundai Hybrid Palisade for months. We have test driven several in the past, but never walked away with one for various reasons. We finally came to a dealership that had exactly the one we wanted. This was stupid of us, I understand, but we elected to purchase the car without actually test driving this one. We signed the paperwork and got a brand new pallisade Calligraphy trim. However, as soon as we drove out of the lot, the car had major issues seemingly navigating the gear shifting or between the electrical/gas transmission resulting in lurching with breaking and accelerating. It actually felt pretty unsafe to drive as the braking and accelerating could be quite delayed and severe.

We now had to bring it back to the dealership and its been sitting on the service end running all sorts of diagnostics. We went from being exhilarated at finally buying our car, to immediately heartbroken that it has a problem immediately. The service guys say they couldn't figure out what was going on initially, that they have never seen this before, and that they have to run some kind of patch software from Hyundai. I also have on record the service guy on the phone telling us that this should have been caught during the PDI process prior to sale.

We are now super nervous that we have a brand new car that is starting out with problems right off the lot. I think even if they can identify the issue and fix it, there will always be this uncertainty of whether it will be some lasting problem we are going to be dealing with. We actually are coincidentally dealing with an electrical issue in our older Honda CRV that has taken 4 trips back to the dealership and they still haven't been able to figure out what the problem is.

What action can we take? I am kind of inclined to return the car altogether... We literally had only put like 3 miles on the car driving it around testing it and that peace of mind is completely gone now.

So I booted up Lucid Blocks for the first time and created a new map. I spawned into a very dark, far stretching landscape full of checkerboard essence blocks in gradually rolling hills. I dig down and find that this all a very thin layer floating above a completely flat dirt ground. This top layer has a bunch of lights on the underside pointed down.

So I'm basically only able to get essence blocks, dirt and the light blocks. I try combining every combo in the menu and all I keep getting is different colored essence blocks. I eventually come across some glowing white rings, and some metallic butterflies that kick my ass. Run in all directions and all I really find are water with nothing really in it. After a half hour of running in various directions, the only thing I really discovered was some kind of mega structure that was just a collection of beams and platforms jutting out, but the blocks here would only drop some mud clumps I couldn't really use to keep climbing up, and there wasn't really anything obvious on it.

I looked up some videos and playthroughs and felt like I was going crazy because the videos all had people spawning into much more traditional Minecraft worlds with trees and stuff to actually harvest, that were completely missing in mine.

Am I missing something, or can anyone give me some hints to nudge me in the right direction?

I'm setting up a little retro corner in my house with a CRT TV and consoles. I wanted to get some decorations for it as well. I'm thinking things like lava lamps, posters, figurines, neon lights, even rugs and stuff like that. Anywhere in town that specializes in that kind of niche thing?