With the way Warcraft 3 works you can probably imagine that the computer needs resources too. He has to keep track of his gold, wood, and his upkeep too so that he doesn't start spending more money than he should or less money than he could. If you don't give the computer a gold mine for example, he won't build anything (he may go chop wood or something though, I've never tried doing that to a computer
) Anyway I agree the inability to transfer resources and such between allied computers and even other players who you have complete control of (such as players who leave during ladder games). It's hard enough trying to control two different armies and bases especially of different races. The inability to transfer resources makes things even tougher. Players whose allies leave have a hard enough time since their opponents outnumber them and don't have to do as much micro to win. It may be easier for the two races to cooperate their strategies if one person controls them, but it's still hard without resource transfer, and trying to keep track of all the resources too :bgrun:
