The AI is playing as the person. It will leave your coalition and very likely attack you soon after with hordes of play created units. Be prepared!
Unfortunately on the diplomacy screen you wont see what players turned into AI. But there is a note in the news paper.
I find troop transports already quite OP in the normal game. A stack of Inf troop ships does a lot of damage and slows down your naval forces significantly.
If you have right of way or any other political alliance, probably wont attack you if it's a two sided agreement. You wont be able to do that with an AI though. Also if you are allied with a country that is later taken over by AI due to lack of player participation; then the AI will likely cancel that alliance.
In regards to TNT's feedback, the AI in my experience attacks regardless of the fact that you have stationed troops at the border. But sometimes the do go to war without doing anything either.
Yes, I agree. Even the big nations are not that much of a challenge as the just send their hordes into your well defended positions. I just kill 70 + units in my current game via ranged units without any losses.
AI is also very bad in industrial production. I don't think it is building anything.
The AI will possibly attack you either way if your popularity is too low. So if you are starting to get aggressive there is a good chance you will be attack. The AI does not care how many units you have stationed on your border.
Yes, it is. If it is a LVL 1 player he gets bonus units so he can compete with the more advanced players. It's a bit OP but now you have a challenge 
I am playing Europe 1914. Honestly I don't know if that falls under S1 or S1914.
this is a vanilla map; they player is lvl 1 and maybe used gold?
Maybe someone spend a lot of gold?
This is a screenshot from day 1. What is happening here?
It should be possible to use special commands like 'conversion' on selected and/or split units rather than stacks. For example if I have a mixed stack of MG Inf and Balloons the system gets confused when using convert action. The same is when you add more MG to already entrenched MG.
I noticed that units that got in contact with ranged weapons are still in combat after they are way out of range. They also seem to take damage still. This looks like a bug to me.
This not about spies.
Yes, I had to build a capital building in the end. But was that intended?
So someone sneak attacked my - an ally - and took my capital. Now I have recaptured it but I still have no capital? Is that the intended behavior?
This is an ongoing problem and can't be attributed to spies. I am capturing abandoned cities and the buildings are just not there anymore once I reach the city.
We need a feature for ships and land units to form a blockade. Right now someone can sneak past all my maritime defines lines; land a hundred troops and than start a war. That's very unrealistic.
My company took my admin access away and now I can only play online games like this. Or warbot.io.
Still it would be nice to know what the increase is and how it is calculated for better resource management.
While we are talking about seeing things. Can we make the building Icons on a map larger? The units are overly large and take a lot of visibility away. For the same reason it's also hard to tell sometimes where the center of a province is.
