Anyone else remember being able to macro in certain other roguelikes? "n100." sure was handy for killing time/resting up. Think that might be a nice addition to DoD?
Seeing as many things are operated here using the mouse, the only really useful macro was "r' for resting 10 turns, posted by someone in another thread a long time ago. It is a roguelike, but command execution isn't like one you would expect from a roguelike, so there's no real need for macros as there are no n-long command chains to shorten.
