Microsoft or Rogue Productions account?
Both give you the same Rogue Productions account and the same products. The difference is how you prove it’s you — and who else has a say.
| Continue with Microsoft | Rogue Productions account | |
|---|---|---|
| You sign in with | Your existing work, school or personal Microsoft account | An email address and a password you create for us |
| Passwords to remember | None new — Microsoft handles it | One more |
| Two-step protection | Your organization’s Microsoft rules plus a Rogue Productions two-step code | A Rogue Productions two-step code |
| Your organization’s rules | Apply every time you sign in, and are re-checked about hourly | Don’t apply — the account is only yours |
| If you leave your organization | A work account stops working; add a password or a personal Microsoft account first to keep your RP account | Unaffected |
| Organization access & plans | Yes — if your organization uses Rogue Productions, you get what it gives you | No — organization access needs your work account |
| What we receive | Name, email and a Microsoft account identifier | What you type in |
Our suggestion
- Your organization uses Rogue Productions? Use your work Microsoft account — it’s the only way to get what your organization provides.
- Using it for yourself? A personal Microsoft account (Outlook.com, Hotmail, Xbox…) or a Rogue Productions account both work well.
- Want a backup? Use both: sign in with Microsoft and add a password later in Sign-in methods.
You don’t have to decide forever. You can connect a Microsoft account to a Rogue Productions account (or add a password to a Microsoft one) at any time.
Still stuck? Contact Rogue Productions support — include the “Reference” shown on any sign-in error page. This guide describes how sign-in works today; it is updated with every change to it.