Europa Universalis III: Divine Wind

After their greedy DLC policies and releasing unfinished games, it seems the next item on Paradox’s list is disrespect for countries’ national values. Paradox had already gradually become a company I looked down on, but this was the last straw... Since when has Atatürk: the 20th century’s most anti-imperialist leader, who supported and ensured equal... Read more

Paradox interactive labeling Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as a "controversial political figure" and banning users for displaying his portrait in their profile pictures is a troubling display of historical ignorance and flawed community moderation. What makes this decision particularly egregious is the moderation team’s reported justification, which relies... Read more

This expansion is mostly just more buildings, decisions, horde nation mechanics, and new diplomatic options like ability to call allies into wars. They also made it so that rebels fight eachother and that certain actions require magistrates to represent the need for bureaucracy. My biggest gripe about this expansion is that this is basically when Paradox... Read more