Yep, your account could be the number that tips the scales and makes them an internet phenomenon!As a hater of Facebook, I would not like to do anything that promotes that site; and that includes creating an account (fake or otherwise) that boosts their ratings.
I want a CK2. I refuse to buy another paradox game until ck2 is officially announced.
Strange that. This whole discussion reminds me of the issue I've got with game registration on these boards. You don't seem to have any problem with that. At all. You're already jumping through Paradox hoops, how is this any different?I am posting my support here. No FB account for personal reasons.
Apart from the fact that they're both on the internet they could not be more different.Strange that. This whole discussion reminds me of the issue I've got with game registration on these boards. You don't seem to have any problem with that. At all. You're already jumping through Paradox hoops, how is this any different?
People are choosing not to create a FB account because it doesn't sit right with them. I have the same reason for not registering all my Paradox games. You're right about them both being on the internet though.Apart from the fact that they're both on the internet they could not be more different.
People are choosing not to create a FB account because it doesn't sit right with them. I have the same reason for not registering all my Paradox games. You're right about them both being on the internet though.
Signing here from lack of a facebook account. I would instantly buy a CK2.
Considering the main Paradox Interactive facebook page has only around 2 500 members, I doubt we'll ever see the CK site reaching 25 000 fans. Is this some ploy by Paradox Interactive to see the final nail on the coffin for CK2?
Considering the main Paradox Interactive facebook page has only around 2 500 members, I doubt we'll ever see the CK site reaching 25 000 fans. Is this some ploy by Paradox Interactive to see the final nail on the coffin for CK2?