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I agree that the computer has always had an advantage, but not to the extent that it can build as much as it wants and spend money everywhere, and you should also look at the battles on auto-combat – its units don't die at all. So, if you play 1-on-1, it will come to you in one day and wipe you out. Of course, it doesn't fight very intelligently. But development is still the main thing. It won't always be possible to win with fewer units and lower parameters (attack, defense), and in most cases, you won't win at all. I played Generals, and it cheats there too. You come to it at the beginning of the game and destroy everything it has, and it builds builders one after another, even though it's already out of money. Of course, you can defeat it there because you know how it plays and simply play poorly against it in advance. Here, it plays perfectly for development. Getting a crystal mine in the early game is great. And at the same time, calmly building a base, despite the lack of money, is even better.