Civ 5 how does religion spread

Enhanced Diplomacy and Espionage: Establish embassies at foreign courts for closer ties or clandestine operations. As the religions of the world start settling in, and the world moves into the Renaissance, you unlock your first spy with more to come. Send them out to establish surveillance of foreign cities, steal advanced technologies from your strongest or wisest competitors, or interfere with city-state alliances. All of your actions can have a diplomatic impact if discovered, so always tread carefully.

World Domination: The fight for world domination is now more dynamic than ever before. The Gods and Kings expansion features a reworked combat system and AI that puts more emphasis on a balanced army composition. The new system allows your lines to stand longer than they could before, so you, as a player, can make smarter tactical decisions without worrying about a single unlucky roll of the dice. Civilization V: Gods and Kings Screenshot. Civilization V: Gods and Kings.

What is the point of spreading Religion in Civ 5? Can you take over a city with Religion? How do you spread Religion in civilization? How much faith do you need to found a Religion Civ 5? How do you spread Religion fast in Civ 5? How does religion affect your civilization in Civilization 5?

How does the holy city affect the spread of religion? What does religion mean in Civilization V Gods and Kings? Is it possible to win civilization without religion? Watch the GP re-target himself to the 1st city. Rinse, repeat. If you have a couple-three cheap combat units nearby, use them to help block and slow down the GP. Sometimes, if the terrain near one of your cities is heavily mountainous, you can trap the GP with one or two low-class units for a while or forever.

Plus if you do decide war is the only option, the GP is yours so long as you remember to have one of your combat units "visit" the GP's tile.

If the GP hasn't used its convert ability on any cities before you manage to trap it, you can get full use out of him free Holy Site. Asking an AI to stop spreading their religion is a lot like asking them to stop spying on you. Even if they agree not to, it's meaningless text-dialog-box display so far as I've been able to see. The AI doesn't much if ever see it as a 'real' commitment -- and all it does is make them angry when you ask them to stop. Last edited by lshipp ; 7 Jul, pm.

Baneken View Profile View Posts. Just kill the prophets as soon as they appear it's not like the AI has sufficent brains to actually build troops or plan an organized assault nor is there really any benefit for you what so ever in being friends with the AI since AI never respects anything you do for it.

Damsteri View Profile View Posts. My favourite tactic is to play wide with cities close together, so passive pressure is so high 50 to that all cities will convert back to my religion within couple of turns in case they are converted. First war perioid in the Civ V is often religious wars. You need to go to a Crusade and destroy those heretics if you don't accept their religion.

That is quite historic solution for it, but easier to achieve in Civ V than real life. Other option would be living together peacefully and having both religions. Sometimes AI just wants to convert your cities and you might need to take some actions Matthew View Profile View Posts.

Originally posted by Damsteri :. I wonder if anybody's made a mod that would let you 'imprison' noncombat units passing through your territory without a state of war -- it'd poison relations with their civilization, and make you look sketchy in the eyes of others, but it wouldn't require or necessarily lead to war.

You could always trap a GP between 6 units so it can't do anything, and leave it that way until you inevitably end up going to war with them, then kill it. Well all those solutions are less than ideal. I have inquisitors but they are a waste as Monty just reconverts the city pretty muh immediately. It seems the game only has one possible solution that doesnt involve cheese and that is war.