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STATiK's Shenanigans #1

came here just for the argument that happened, this is an epic gamer moment

The original commenter has deleted their comments because they were too embarassing. Here they are in screenshot form:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/296562030624899072/624883648843350016/115376999af203e58229ffe491b3d2d8.png

Also, do I even have to add the fact that this build was made on the 12th of November, 2018?
Scrapman's video was uploaded on the 13th of January, 2019

Maybe next time you should keep your childishly written opinion to yourself next time.

Let me remind you, you are blaming someone on the internet for recreating a 60+ year old object that can only be recreated in so many ways, and then deleting their -rep from your profile when you are ultimately wrong. See it like this: A coding class. The teacher tells you to create a piece of code that does something. Because of how coding works, there is only a finite amount of ways to write code that does the expected operation. And so, you should expect a couple of people to have the same code. Same goes for building a skateboard. Think about it; Which is more likely? Me seeing someone build a skateboard in a sandbox game and then replicating it piece by piece (Which removes the whole point of a sandbox game), or me just recreating a board with wheels and a slanted nose and tail (Which was originally invented 60+ years ago).

so you're trying to tell me that creating a SKATEBOARD (An object invented around the 1950's, might I remind you) in Trailmakers is equal to rebuilding something a random guy on the internet made 60+ years after the object's original invention? Plus, I don't even watch Scrapman.