After Blizzard, Paradox was soon on the list of publishers I boycotted (using past tense because I gave up video games completely- done escaping into non-persistent senses of purpose), because of having to make another account after Steam. Reading about history is far more interesting than playing god, anyway, and more applicable. Self-as-God is a neoliberal fantasy. Collective effort has a greater chance of making changes towards non-exploitative systems.
As an avid Paradox game player, I'm curious why you think you need another account to play their games? I have never made one and have never felt like I needed to.
After Blizzard, Paradox was soon on the list of publishers I boycotted (using past tense because I gave up video games completely- done escaping into non-persistent senses of purpose), because of having to make another account after Steam. Reading about history is far more interesting than playing god, anyway, and more applicable. Self-as-God is a neoliberal fantasy. Collective effort has a greater chance of making changes towards non-exploitative systems.
As an avid Paradox game player, I'm curious why you think you need another account to play their games? I have never made one and have never felt like I needed to.