Converting to which religion

[🐾Humulus🐾]

Dear fellow ATW players,

Currently I am playing as the Ostrogoths and I captured the city of Rome from the WRE. The population has 49% Latin christianity and 39% graeco-roman paganism (myself 9% Arian christianity). I am hesitating about to which religion I should convert, Latin Christianity or Graeco-roman paganism. Could you give me some advice which one is better? In my opinion, Latin christianity is better because of the Public Order, but maybe GR-paganism gives gives you more advantages on the long run?

[Hayter]

christianity will ♥♥♥♥ u up GO for paganism

[Tom]

go catholic i never have trouble with that

[Tom]

if your going for historical or something go catholic

[Tom]

there is a reason why christain is a religon at that time use it

[Hayter]

go for judaism

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Salarmax:

Dear fellow ATW players,

Currently I am playing as the Ostrogoths and I captured the city of Rome from the WRE. The population has 49% Latin christianity and 39% graeco-roman paganism (myself 9% Arian christianity). I am hesitating about to which religion I should convert, Latin Christianity or Graeco-roman paganism. Could you give me some advice which one is better? In my opinion, Latin christianity is better because of the Public Order, but maybe GR-paganism gives gives you more advantages on the long run?

Can every faction convert to something?

If yes, how ?

[🐾Humulus🐾]

Originally posted by snegovik:

Originally posted by Salarmax:

Dear fellow ATW players,

Currently I am playing as the Ostrogoths and I captured the city of Rome from the WRE. The population has 49% Latin christianity and 39% graeco-roman paganism (myself 9% Arian christianity). I am hesitating about to which religion I should convert, Latin Christianity or Graeco-roman paganism. Could you give me some advice which one is better? In my opinion, Latin christianity is better because of the Public Order, but maybe GR-paganism gives gives you more advantages on the long run?

Can every faction convert to something?

If yes, how ?

In theory it is possible. It depends on the amount of religious followers of one particular faith, which has to be 35%. You can see this in the summary tab.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Salarmax:

Originally posted by snegovik:

Can every faction convert to something?

If yes, how ?

In theory it is possible. It depends on the amount of religious followers of one particular faith, which has to be 35%. You can see this in the summary tab.

Well, I can obviously influence a certain region with priests and spiritual leaders etc, but this would mean, you can make other regions accept your factions religion, but you can't really change your own factions religion, can you? Is there some type of button I can click, or is what you are talking about more of an environmental event?

[Ruswarr]

Originally posted by snegovik:

Well, I can obviously influence a certain region with priests and spiritual leaders etc, but this would mean, you can make other regions accept your factions religion, but you can't really change your own factions religion, can you? Is there some type of button I can click, or is what you are talking about more of an environmental event?

It's the second tab in your faction window. Don't remember how it is called in English but in Russain it's "Сводка" (by your nickname I assume you're Russian and probably using Russian localization, sorry if not). You'll see percentages of how influental are religions in your empire overall, and there you can change it. However, you can only change religion once per ruler, and you still need 35% of your overall population following this particular religion (if your game is unmodded). And as far as I know you cannot change religion in Charlemange campaign.

[Hayter]

Originally posted by Ruswarr:

Originally posted by snegovik:

Well, I can obviously influence a certain region with priests and spiritual leaders etc, but this would mean, you can make other regions accept your factions religion, but you can't really change your own factions religion, can you? Is there some type of button I can click, or is what you are talking about more of an environmental event?

It's the second tab in your faction window. Don't remember how it is called in English but in Russain it's "Сводка" (by your nickname I assume you're Russian and probably using Russian localization, sorry if not). You'll see percentages of how influental are religions in your empire overall, and there you can change it. However, you can only change religion once per ruler, and you still need 35% of your overall population following this particular religion (if your game is unmodded). And as far as I know you cannot change religion in Charlemange campaign.

the summary

[No Time For The Lost]

Latin Christianity my brother

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Ruswarr:

Originally posted by snegovik:

Well, I can obviously influence a certain region with priests and spiritual leaders etc, but this would mean, you can make other regions accept your factions religion, but you can't really change your own factions religion, can you? Is there some type of button I can click, or is what you are talking about more of an environmental event?

It's the second tab in your faction window. Don't remember how it is called in English but in Russain it's "Сводка" (by your nickname I assume you're Russian and probably using Russian localization, sorry if not). You'll see percentages of how influental are religions in your empire overall, and there you can change it. However, you can only change religion once per ruler, and you still need 35% of your overall population following this particular religion (if your game is unmodded). And as far as I know you cannot change religion in Charlemange campaign.

Swodka, sounds funny!

No I am not Russian, I can read and write it though.


I will have a look ! Spasiba.

[Ruswarr]

Originally posted by snegovik:

I will have a look ! Spasiba.

Anytime. I hope I didn't confuse you with anything in my post - my English is not what I would call good.
And sorry for that misunderstanding.