Pretty convenient to know exactly where the enemies are. Is there some kind of hack that enables this?

Thanks.

https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer?ServerSavedGame=233471

We can't view your single player games.

Nor do I get what you're actually asking for.
You want a hack to help you beat that level?
You have trouble beating the AI and need help with it?

Ah, sorry. I've never tried to link a single player game.

It was just a multi-attack game (the record holder) on the huge Triskelion map. The player knew exactly where to find the enemies and attacked only those locations. That's what seemed strange to me. It didn't sit well with me.

https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer/Level?ID=1536012

Only level creators can view the saved game. But I can see it, so for context, it's a multi-attack game where the player attacked straight through the fog to where the AIs were on a large map when the AIs could have picked anywhere to start.

My guess is he figured out where the AI likes to start. The AI isn't entirely random, it picks based on bonuses/expansion opportunities. In the replay he doesn't hit every AI perfectly, he misses a few times and also blankets a large area with his attacks where he thinks the AI might be, so it doesn't look like a hack.

Oh wow, you made a while lot of levels!
Which one of the two Trisk levels is this about?

Stick it, ankle mutilator! https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer/Level?ID=1536012

Luck Sucks - Zar 17 https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer/Level?ID=1538468

The Luck Sucks is a matter of playing it once, remembering the starts, then playing it again.

For Stick it, there is probably a preference where the AIs will pick based on the map (try playing the level yourself and running autopilot, and see if it always picks the same). Although you would probably still need to get quite lucky to guess the random deviations the AI puts in.
Don't quote me on that tho, as I didnt actually play that level

It's ankle mutilator.

He conquered the level in 9 turns while taking just over 400 territories (out of almost 2,800). There was no wasted movement. He knew exactly where they were. And they were spread out all across the map - there were no helpful groupings.

Also, there is technically a way to mess with savestates, but it's very convoluted and it takes a ton of time. It's basically not worth it.