Yesterday, I played Russia and was rather sucessful with her. I managed to hold all but 3 provinces in Poland and took Königsberg and Memel while defeating any attack attempt by Germany or Austro-Hungary. I even managed to free some 27 Divisions to overrun the Ottoman Empire and help Italy to stay in the war after she lost her nothern provinces and fortified her troops in the mountains north of Rome.
Since my troops weren't doing their job really bad, I was somewhat surprised when the revolution came. It seems to me that the russian revolution is somewhat inevitable and that seems unfair to me especially when I wasn't even remotely loosing the war.
Then I don't understand why dissent should rise 10% when I'm DoWing the former parts of Russia to get them back, eg Finland, Georgia etc.
I also saw some rediculous numbers of German divisions doing literaly nothing about a British raid on Lille with 12 divisions. The Germans had around 235 Divisions (!) in the surrounding areas and were pretty content to do nothing.
Germany had close to 500 Land Divisions in late 1918, which is really ridiculous. They don't seem too eager to research either, same for AH, so I was actually much better when it came to quality of troops

I also lets me conclude that the AI doesn't really have to manage her manpower, but gets her men out of nowhere.
For some weird reason, Germany declared war on Denmark and Norway, which lets me suspect that Operation Weserübung is somewhere hardcoded with 1.06, while she is obviously not bound to actually attempt an invasion anywhere, not even in Britain, even if she has the better part of 500 Divisions right at the channel.
Japan seems pretty happy about building Transports. I saw a bunch of the with 2 CA (must have been a AI mistake

) just north of Denmark. I think it was about 60+ Transports without troops onboard. Somebody please tell the Japs the TPs aren't one use only
