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Or, like in this case, the post can prove harmful. @captainstuboo25 is a perfect example. He came here thinking that it would help him learn to code but he had no idea that this tutorial was so outdated. It would be best to remove it all together to prevent further confusion.

Icebending is it's own sort of style apart from water. Ice acts differently than water; on a molecular level and in bending.

I’m kind of confused by what exactly your point is. I see you feel Pk has become more complex since it’s orion says but then you go into someone’s opinions about WaterBubble and then there’s that bit about IceBending... I’m just confused.

Because Finns point is saying that if they're going to add JedCore moves into Core then they'd be exactly the same. So if this dude is going to be consistent with his point, he'd then be upset with ProjectKorra rather than Jed. So that's where this comes into play:

The linked thread will only tell you what changed from the API in this tutorial and the more recent updates. You may be able to puzzle the pieces together if you try really hard.

There’s more than one wiki?

This is what I mean by struggling. You’re struggling to find time or have time at all to work on the project. When there’s no time to work on what you already have, why add to it? That’s my point.

That's because the AbilityModule is no longer needed. This tutorial is outdated and you should not really use this as a learning tool. It's more useful as a history lesson. Here's some more information about your issue: LINK

This is merely a problem with config not the plugin. You can disable the moves that are unfixable and then fix the ones that have potential just with the config. This is not true. If it breaks for one it should break for all. If it's only breaking for some, that means they're doing something...

Have you been listening? That's not needed.

Wiki back?!! :D

Well it’s very difficult to stop something from being mainstream especially since so many servers depend on it to get they’re player count up. Personally, I enjoy JedCore. Even if it’s not canon in some areas or makes something OP. It’s fun to use and makes PvP more interesting in my opinion...

This post is a lot less aggressive which I like. Hopefully our resolution can be peaceful as well. I don't think you realize who made JedCore in the first place. Sure, it was a collaboration but for the most part it was put together by someone named jedk1. He was a ProjectKorra developer at one...

Permissions will always be the same regardless of which permission plugin you use. So it's not exactly for PermissionsEx, that's just what you're using to apply and distribute permissions to players. Permissions in JedCore should be similar in format to ProjectKorra. I can't recall if Pk...

And it's perfectly okay to not like it.

This is where this comes in:

ProjectKorra development is slow and unpredictable. The JedCore add-on satisfies many of the areas that Pk lacks and with proper execution the plugin can feel complete. I have not. Since JedCore is being updated, seemingly more frequently than Pk, maybe you can suggest some fixes. This is...

I never argued against this. This doesn't really help your stance by judging your track record.

It is aggressive though. There's a right and a wrong way to present your opinion.

He's attempting to gather people to petition against someones hard work. I think we're reading different things. That's like someone trying to gather people to shut down your server just because it has a lot of players, which was the basis of his argument. It's okay to say that you don't like...