I'm done with both GOG and Paradox.
GOG's "no DRM" is a sham and they don't care about the quality of the games that are sold there. While Steam's version has cloud saves working perfectly, Paradox/Developers just didn't implement the feature for GOG cloud and when questioned they just sais "LOL won't fix". GOG shouldn't allow games in an inferior state to be sold there.
Thankfully Paradox's games are getting worse and worse so I won't be missing anything looking forward.
Offtopic but...
The main problem is that publishers and developers are focused on steam releases first, and GOG second. Some of GOG released games are "crippled" (dumbed down) to comply to GOG's DRM "free" policy, and because it is (to) difficult for publishers to maintain different versions (DRM and DRM free) of the same game they ditch GOG completely.
GOG vs Steam/ Epic/ EA-play/ Uplay/ etc. is a different topic, but all are equal: money, money, money... ;-)
Anyway, yes: Paradox has a reputation to keep in being disgusting.
P.S.: I still prefer GOG over other platforms. The DMR free policy has a bad reputation, but this is due the developers, not GOG perse. Granted: GOG needs to improve their quality control policy.
P.P.S.: Everyone has their own opinion about DRM, and since this is really a whole other topic in itself, I won't go into details about it, but the majority of game I own on GOG have no DRM what so ever. A few (like Paradox games) have 3th party EULA's because they are not using Galaxy for online play, or use game-launcher/w external accounts to facilitate crossplay. (This is not really an issue for me to be honest).
Where other platforms don't care about publishers happily install denuvo, arxan or any other software that operates at kernel-level, capable of collecting/sending all your personal data to remote servers for the sake of anti-tamper or anti-cheat "survilance"...