Religion in SS

[Ponti]

I just play Chivalry II mod Sicilian Vespers and theirs solutions about reglions are much better than SS
In SV every province begin with undestructible monasteries give to the province 2% religion spread per turn.It is so natural.IN SS conquering province very fast converting to conqueror religion.in the real world took years transforming the religious people of the lands, the ruler often had to face many problems with the religious and cultural nature of the selected provinces.Also all religion building when U are conquering city not disapear but conqueror may decide what he want to do with churches or mosque

Is very bad also in SS that every city wonder is destructible.

I hope that someone will do some submode about it also to SS.

[bɑne]

Is very bad also in SS that every city wonder is destructible.

I agree that it might be nice to have larger consequences if a wonder is destroyed but removing the option at all? Library of Alexandria wasn't indestructible...

[Sir Walter]

I agree that it might be nice to have larger consequences if a wonder is destroyed but removing the option at all? Library of Alexandria wasn't indestructible...

I knock 'em down when raiding only (e.g. join the Crusade against Cairo, sack all settlements on the way, knock down the Dome of the Rock etc on the way, get there, sack it, disband troops, sell back to Fatimids).

[bɑne]

I knock 'em down when raiding only (e.g. join the Crusade against Cairo, sack all settlements on the way, knock down the Dome of the Rock etc on the way, get there, sack it, disband troops, sell back to Fatimids).

Then I have to ask: Does the AI rebuild wonders? If not Ponti absolutly has a point there.

[Sir Walter]

Then I have to ask: Does the AI rebuild wonders? If not Ponti absolutly has a point there.

I've no idea because I never go back Can the player rebuild wonders? I don't even know that

[sbroadbent]

Then I have to ask: Does the AI rebuild wonders? If not Ponti absolutly has a point there.

I've no idea because I never go back Can the player rebuild wonders? I don't even know that

You can indeed rebuild the wonders if so desired (I tested in one of my games by destroying them and they became available to be buildable, though at 12,000 florins each (for the Holy Sepulchre and Dome), I doubt the AI will be so inclined to, unless it happens to have a nice bit of florins available and it decides it's worthwhile to do so.

When I took Jerusalem the Holy Sepulchre and Dome of the Rock were so damaged it would have cost me close to 5000 florins each to repair them (eventually I did, but not obviously not right away).

[bɑne]

I've no idea because I never go back Can the player rebuild wonders? I don't even know that

I think the buildings behave just like every other except that they are linked to a hidden resource allowing them to be build only in specific regions. But no idea how the AI prioritizes wonders
If it does so based on money and bonus for the settlement / recruitment then it might take a while.