I asked in a similar thread a while ago and the answer is no, you have to type them each out and as for importing you need to go into each user to block.
Shouldn't it be the other way? The gender staying a girl under boy conditions, until given a shock to then become a boy?
If you go from girl to boy without changing temperature, you are moving horizontally from right to left, crossing the boundary from girl to boy, but without nucliation sites the transition does not occur.
Same with water going left stays water until given a shock to become ice by changing temperature to be supercooled past the transition line.
What's stopping someone from creating a new one.
The devs? "Please select a username for your account" when creating your first character. After that you cannot change it, and is linked to all your characters.
If you get reported, the report would include the account name = unique "John1836q83" getting banned.
This enforces band the same way as PSN linked email would do, but is all ingame and accessible to 100% of players that own the game.
If it is a simple popup that has 0 implications and is only visible when reporting, no one would care, and definitely not enough to boycott the entire game.
They obviously want to force psn account for other reasons.
I don't even own the game.
Im just saying, if their argument is unique identifiers, there are more ways than a third party solution. It's not like they don't have options. They chose this over any other solution.
If they did a unique identifier ingame, no one would complain. So the reason they chose this is something else then being the only solution.
Why can't they make a unique username when you create a character the first time that is just your "account name"? That would give you the samw powers as a psn username when it comes to banning.
Edit:spelling
All you needed was an "also" in there to clarify it was an additional thing that day, not a replacement for their thing.
Turning it into:
"March 31st is also trans visibility day btw :)"
Doesn't fix their bad initial assumption, but would help them in the right direction
Blåhaj here I come!