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The question is when one wants to play as the only victory condition domination, I find it really boring apostelt spamming, virtually it becomes a war within a war, no alternatives except those to declare war.
I find that in civ6 is really difficult to play without conflict because of bad AI.
AI likes to go after your apostles and inquisitors with their apostles. just park them next to your holysite and sleep them. they will heal, and the attacking apostle will die. as for the AI missionaries.. fk em.. let them come. takes 2 missionaries to usually convert one of my towns.. and one inquisition charge (out of 2).. to completely turn it back to my religion again. in other words.. costs the AI 200+ faith to convert.. for my 50+ charge.. to clear it. satisfying to see a holy barrage, melt. and they stop. they run out of faith or move on to easier targets.
i build one holy site per city.. try to get it close or adjacent if possible, for my "main" cities. my not so important cities, or ones that i have captured. i park one or two inquisitors.. usually enough. but by that time, there is nothing to worry over. as end game the AI putters out.
there will be times i have to declare war, to stop my capital from being converted, very early or at start of game, depending on how close they are to me. but rarely a problem, as war monger penalties are low if any..
OR
you could park scouts (non maintenance cost units) around your city, and use them to block the conversions.
not at all trying to defend the over the top flood of AI missionaries.. needs to be tweeked imo. but this is how i learned to deal with it.
all the best.
It would be interesting if the AI CIvs honored the "Promise not to convert my cities" thing, but they don't. None of them. I just declare holy war and wipe them out.
If I didn't have a religion of my own it wouldn't irk me as much, or of course, if I were playing as Kongo.
If I don't have my own religion, I don't really care if other countries' religions are conducting lightning storms around my cities. Actually, it's mildly entertaining. Sure, the founder might get a small bonus, depending on what belief they chose, but I'll get the belief bonuses too.
It only becomes an issue if I note that one religion has a chance of becoming dominant in the game, which is quite rare, especially on any map with multiple continents. Although, occasionally, I'll get irritated when there's a missionary standing on a tile that I'm trying to get to (usually a worker).
Spending the extra production/money to make extra warriors and scouts just so you can park them around your cities is a collosal waste of resources, imo. The bonus that you're keeping from the civilization spreading their religion is bread crumbs compared to the tax you're enacting on yourself.
It's only worth it if I'm trying to protect my own religion. And if I have my own religion, I should be protecting it with inquisitors and apostles, rather than parking units around my cities. If a neighboring civilization is hitting me with waves of missionaries, but I don't even have enough faith to make one inquisitor to protect myself, that's my own damn fault. That's not much different than complaining about AI aggression after they destroy my capital because I didn't have any military/awareness/foresight/strategy (although there are issues with AI aggression).
And once you understand religious combat, it's easy to fight off enemy religions. In fact, it usually ends up helping me spread my religion. The AI is stupid with religious combat, just like regular combat. They always come from the direction of their civilizaton and try to convert your closest city. If you just park a couple of inquisitors/apostles in a line next to that city, they'll just walk up to them over and over again and suicide.
Make sure you upgrade an apostle to have the +20 religious combat.
I have tons of faith but don't know what to do with it. England has spammed apostles (not missionaries) and converted all my cities even tho' I told her to stop and she agreed. I never saw any option to buy an inquisitor. I tried buying an apostle to convert my city back, but he has her religion instead of mine.
Yeah, I know at this point the thing to do is destroy England. (she has converted every city on this continent, but there's another strong religion on the other continent that I haven't met yet.) Japan might join me in this, cuz she converted his holy city too...
How do I get my religion back, or is it a lost cause?
hi zx. good to see you from civ 5.
unless you have another city, not converted yet.. or a back up missionary/apostle/inquisitor created from your holysite .. before it got converted to the enemies religion. there is no way to convert it back. in civ 5.. over time your holy city would slowly convert back. not the case in civ 6.
as for inquisitor.. when you create or spawn (mahabodhi temple wonder) an apostle.. you have three options. you can level it with an ability... you can evangelize it, gaining additional beliefs (2more one per apostle), or you can choose to launch an inquisition. launching the inquisition from an apostle, kills the apostle.. but gives you a new build option.. for inquisitor. from any city that has a holy site.
all the best.
I assume I should DoW England and capture London (and maybe all her cities), then make sure that religion on the other continent doesn't spread to my cities. That way, nobody can win a religious victory. I've only been in one war so far; Norway declared war on me and I killed all his units but I only took one city -- a CS which I liberated.
And every single religion had like three to four apostles all in my territory.
Huge religous battle ensued and i was like wtf is going on???
But taoism was not impressed, nothing got converted. But still, didnt know if i had to be annoyed or amused, was rather epic battle.
well.. if you care to finish your game.. then yes. if you notice that one civ is getting close to a religious vic. stop them. you can open your victory conditions screen and see whats what. you can also open up the religion screen and see how many cities have been converted of said religion. or, if you notice that the religion you were converted too..is in jeopardy of loosing to religion. feel free to spred it for them.
as for your now defunct faith pool.. unless the religion you were converted to, has a belief that allows you to spend your faith on campus upgrades.. or there is a city state in your game, (i think Valletta), that allows you to spend your faith for encampment and wall upgrades. the only other thing you can spend your faith on.. is buying out great people. which can be great.
or.. start over.
Japan managed to pillage my industrial complex. It seemed to take as many turns to repair as it did to build -- then I also have to repair the workshop and that is taking *longer* to repair than building it did. Grrr.
Oddly enough, I'm friends now with Norway. I built a harbor in that little coastal city and I bought a frigate (expensive!) and I guess he was impressed by that.