Why is religious/cultural conversion disabled?

[Arcvalons]

It makes everything too static, and it's not particularly supported by lore. The history of the world in ASoIaF is full of peoples who drove other peoples out of their lands and brought their faiths with them: the First Men did this to the CotF, the Andals did this to the First Men, the Rhoynar did this to the Andals in Dorne, the Valyrians did this to pretty much everyone, and in the time of the books the R'hllorites are doing this across the world.

 

[Pilatian]

The cultures of Westeros largely need to stay the same for gameplay's sake, and religious conversion is not disabled. I've seen R'hllor creeping in on the Seven Kingdoms quite regularly.

 

[Rationalsanity]

All the cultural conversions took place thousands of years before the first start date.

 

[macgeezy731]

i think the stepstones should have a event where you get the option to purge the islands of pirates. Or a covert or die event that increases the risk of revolt significantly.

 

[KaiserNoncehelmIII]

As the dothraki, I'd like the decision to settle and push cultures out of lands.

 

[yourworstnightm]

i think the stepstones should have a event where you get the option to purge the islands of pirates. Or a covert or die event that increases the risk of revolt significantly.

I doubt pirate will be a religion much longer, now that it can be represented with a government type.

 

[blackninja9939]

I doubt pirate will be a religion much longer, now that it can be represented with a government type.

Nope still gotta be a religion, some toggles do not work for governments so the religion has to be kept