The AI may not be the smartest, but they still do stuff. Also, your production and whatever is queued will still be produced. Correct me if I'm wrong.
20 Nov 2020, 21:20
Behavior Inactive player armies
Anyone else notice seemingly spontaneous troops being produced by inactive players? I've seen what appears to be troops popping up in provinces with no cities or one unit after another being produced in cities within just a few hours of each other. I kill one by aircraft and another unit appears within an hour or two. Kill again and within an hour or two another unit appears. Not to mention inactive and AI players appear to be much more likely to spontaneously invade without provocation than then use to.
At least that's the way it seems. Anyone else come across this?
6 Replies
20 Nov 2020, 23:46
Yup. That's what I thought at first, but the player that was inactive was inactive for over a day. I'll buy a unit being close to done after I wiped out the town once, but that doesn't explain why another unit appeared so quick after I wiped it out a second time. And what's up with a unit popping up in a territory that had no city. How does that even happen?
21 Nov 2020, 00:01
Are you sure it wasn't an hidden unit, typically militia or AT or Commando ?
If the inactive player had queued units or if the AI has been in command for a few hours, then it makes sense that you start to see units.
21 Nov 2020, 00:19
Thx.... That might actually explain it. It was a militia unit. I use them so rarely I forgot those things are stealth.
2 Dec 2020, 13:12
Me 2
„The enemy has all the cards of victory, covering all areas with long-range air patrols and using localization methods against those who still remain without warning… The enemy knows all our secrets and we know that none of yours. "
Karl Dönitz
1943
Karl Dönitz
1943
3 Dec 2020, 14:39
Yes the AI does often produce units. Once I was Spain in world at war historical map. I went inactive for a while. After I came back by 30 units had turned into 150 units.
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