All was done with good intentions, and at the end he apologized for editing the guide without asking you. Now if you're attitude is, "If its not me I'll delete it, or if its not me delete my account and I'm gone." Then you are an unreliable source for a guide.
Believe me when I tell you, anybody on this forum who takes their time to create a guide, update it, and test the character in order to have the most information for the character be seen by everybody, is doing something good in my book. And I thank you and all the other writers out there who have done so, however, I do feel you need to relax. There is no reason to remove the guide from the OP, unless of course you aren't trying to help people, rather just make sure you're the guy people know wrote it.
My advice to all parties who partook in this, is to discuss what is actually in the guide, what should stay or be changed. Otherwise, a community written guide simply will not work like this. There is simply no argument here, someone edited a guide to update it for everyone, the other person was naturally upset, the other person apologized and it ends there. No need to remove the guide, just put it back together, isn't this the point of a community written guide?
As the guide writer, you shouldn't be deleting information. You're the guide lead writer here, now please proceed. Unnecessary arguments bother me...
Round House is safe on block -3, with decent pushback on block, and will combo on hit with no hit confirmation.
