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Like I said unless I get some sort of boost early on like a tribal village giving +20 faith or being the first to find a faith-based city-state to give a boost to faith per turn? It's always gone. The A.I. without fail always snaps it up, whoever gets their pantheon first.
I feel AI should pick this pantheon if it's available as it's the most powerful. It should become a reward for Faith focused players or random to keep it fair. Before AI was picking it, players always picked it mindlessly even if they never put any effort in Faith beyond that.
And also as AI is rather dumb, as a player you can still counter that pantheon. If you know early on you won't have 1st pantheon, just focus on something else, that's part of strategy games : do the best with what you get.
If you did get the first pantheon, then you'd be taking it yourself. Sounds like the AI is making the same decision you would make in their position, which makes sense.
Honestly, I don't think that the problem is that the AI always takes it, I think the problem is that it exists at all. Or, to be precise, the problem is that it awards a free settler. That part of the bonus should be adjusted to be on par with the other options, so that automatically selecting Religious Settlements if it is available isn't almost always the right choice.
No actually it's not that I would always take it. It's situational. For instance if I'm trying to rush Great Bath and/or Stonehenge in the early game, then getting the pantheon to get a free settler gives me a second city to start producing other things I need while I have my capital work on the wonders.
Normally my go-to is God of Craftsmen for the extra production/faith from strategic resources, since one should be gobbling up as many of those as possible anyways. But even when I'm not taking Religious Settlements I look and it is always gone if I didn't get the first pantheon.