Some people just want to watch the world burn.

isn't done.  Regardless of if the open fails (Win32) or succeeds (*nix),
we know enough that we can say the poll is unsuccessful.

advance.

When all players mark themselves as "turn done" then the next time warpoll.js
runs, it will run the warupd.js and advance the game by one turn.  Polled
updates add a flag to the save game indicating it was last updated by a poll.
During regular maintenance, if the last update was a polled update, the
update only clears the flag and does not advance the game.

instruction.  If you don't know how to play, a keyboard shotcut list isn't
enough to get started and if you do, it's way too busy for comfort.

2. I think there should be a default (whatever you typically do first) help menu loaded when you start

for telnet because telnet sucks.

Replace N/P with [/]
Replace J/K with a/z
Replace a with p
Remove u/d
Replace 'R' with 'N' and r with n
Replace 'g' with 'f' or '5'

And add the movement square:
E R T
D   G
C V B

Add a keyboard control section to the online help.

y k u
 \|/
h-*-l
 /|\
n j m

Leaving only:
7 8 9
 \|/
4-*-6
 /|\
1 2 3

Meaning we currently need a numeric keypad.  If I figure out another set that
I like more that does *not* conflict, maybe I'll use it, but only if anyone
mentions that they care and they can come up with a set that doesn't conflict
with commands.

Leave the last army/city displayed so you know where you'll jump to when
you leave info mode.

Make info mode capable of scrolling the entire map, when exiting info mode,
snap back to the last viewed city/army.

even have been needed, but now that we have SSH and have had write_raw for
7 years, this simply won't work.

Fixes problem loading the custom font for SyncTERM when playing
Solomoriah's WAR!

take a *list* of game dirs on the command line and updates all of them.

apparently used by some of the extra tools in the opriginal)

actually working.

Make the foreground of the info square blink while in info mode to make it
more obvious.

red.

to the font.

figure out what the Lovecraftian units actually do before you commit to
building them.