I've got a ridiculous situation - four of AI civs share the same religion (Judaism) thanks to the Babylonians zealously spreading it all over the continent, and they're close to a religious war against me because I'm not one of them.
The ridiculous part is that Hammurabi is my immediate neighbour, its turn 150+ and he still hasn't sent a single missionary to my city to give me a chance! Man, I crave for Judaism!
Now, I've never used Theocracy, was a Hinduist all the time (and also discovered Confucianism and Christianity), and had Open Borders with Hammurabi for 100+ turns - what could possible defer him from converting one of my cities? He actually did send a missionary to me once, it strolled around my land and returned home!! Why, Mr. Hammurabi, why?! He's building missionaries like a fanatic and sending them anywhere across the world except to me. What could be the cause of such selectivity?
Or, better, does anyone know a way of luring foreign missionaries into your land? What are the mechanics of AI choosing whom to spread its religion to?
The ridiculous part is that Hammurabi is my immediate neighbour, its turn 150+ and he still hasn't sent a single missionary to my city to give me a chance! Man, I crave for Judaism!
Now, I've never used Theocracy, was a Hinduist all the time (and also discovered Confucianism and Christianity), and had Open Borders with Hammurabi for 100+ turns - what could possible defer him from converting one of my cities? He actually did send a missionary to me once, it strolled around my land and returned home!! Why, Mr. Hammurabi, why?! He's building missionaries like a fanatic and sending them anywhere across the world except to me. What could be the cause of such selectivity?
Or, better, does anyone know a way of luring foreign missionaries into your land? What are the mechanics of AI choosing whom to spread its religion to?