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Trailmakered

An unexpected event in Trailmakers that breaks something, screws the player over, crashes the game, or is just fucking cursed.
Example :Hitting the ground in a vehicle and unexpectedly flying off at the speed of light.
Example No. 2 :barely touching the ground and having your suspension become quantum physics.
Example No. 3 :leaving build mode and having your build uncontrollably spin and spark.
Example in scenario: OMG I GOT TRAILMAKERED player touched a pebble and the physics engine freaked out

Note: In some cases, an underlying Skill Issue may trigger a trailmaker moment.
Trailmakered by MadelineScars September 29, 2022
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trailmakers 

very cool game. build stuff. destroy stuff. play with friends.
"lets play trailmakers"
trailmakers by TheodorRW February 3, 2022
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An amazing and cursed game made by Flashbulb Games. It is a game of wonderful creations and ideas. In this game, you always make your own vehicles and... whatever little Timmy made(let’s not talk about it).
Guy 1. I love trailmakers! You can always build!

Guy 2. I agree.

Fricking Weirdo. I play other games.

Guy 1 and 2. Go play your weeb Nier automata on your own!

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