i got one which i made and took a while to beat
http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer.aspx?TemplateID=87343
so ya it got a lot of luck on it

Luck parts are
- starting off
- way ais play
- which ai plays the cards

Skill parts are

-knowing the trick to beating it :P

p.s i forgot to say that its 2 teams and your team A by yourself and you have to have 13 Ais on team B

I found that one pretty easy. I won on the first try. The high luck was annoying as i missed a lot of 2x1 and 4x2 attacks, but that was the only impediment. I wasn't trying to optimize at all, so it took 18 turns. Other than trying to win it quickly there's no real challenge. The AIs actually fight each opther all the time and other than the turn when they use cards they have zero chance of taking any of your territories.

when i loaded it up, it showed 3 teams.. could be misleading :/

beat it on first try too

it took my 3 goes to beat my own game which you can beat in 1
i must of been to passive on the ai :P

Start them all with 2 or 3 and it would be harder. Raise their income to 2 and it would be a lot harder.

or maybe 3.

http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer.aspx?TemplateID=84641 pretty hard, play as russia

Looks extremely difficult -- AIs start with huge army, income and positional advantage. No cards to utilize to gain advantage and luck at 75%.

Have you beaten it?

you also need to tell players how many AIs to assign. I looked at the custom map and thought 3 AIs, but you went to letter G so I was wondering if you intended more.

I tried it and I don't think it's winnable. Let me know if somebody beats it and how.

is it 3 v 1 or 1 v 1 v 1 v 1 or 2 v 2 or 2 v 1 v 1?
im not really sure

It's 2 teams 3x1

it looks to me like abc vs g. player as a

I'm curious why he didn't use the europe single player map instead of the europe map, IE, excluding iceland...

k, i need verification on how the team setup should be on that ww2 scenario, i would imagine 3v1, abc-g, but i found that to be way too easy imho. perhaps cyprus is meant to be an enemy ie, 2v2?

it took me 50 turns to beat it in the teams i said, but was very systematic... :/

yes its ABC against G (Germany). I wanted to make it look like a trench fight so every region takes great casualties.

I liked it, but with the AI controlling germany, i just had to move slowly and Germany never pushed back into me...

England ended up owning Spain/portugal and half of france, cyprus owned almost all of turkey plus original spots, and i owned the rest... it's just with armies at 500 ish, they rarely attacked me, so i jsut built using the cards my allies picked up, while england and slightly cyprus messed with their bonuses, first couple of turns i pulled my armies from Simferpool to Odessa, then attack the republic of Moldova and move the armies from Vinnitsa holding my borders and breaking that one bonus.. I'm sure there are probably faster ways to do this that some of the pro's will figure out but...
Krasnodar i kept with the initial armies plus a couple of the small groups from the inside, so that cyprus could get the full turkey bonus and/or i could hold germany from moving in that way should they move close enough, but it never became an issue for me personally.

several times they had armies in the 1500 range, but most of the time i could either counter it by that time, or the english led it off on some tangent so..

My mistake was making it ABG against me. I put the 3 AIs together on the same team and played Russia. That's a lot harder, if not impossible.

I don't see any way to win it as Russia against all three. I did modify it by adding abandons, and you beat it then.

Without the abandons, you can sneak 500 men through Turkey and behind his front lines, and even eliminate the two smaller AIs, but your front line is going to get crushed when the reinforcements arrive, and you're too far in the hole to ever recover.