Put each controller class in its own file. Added an ID to the Controller as it needs one to be represented in the database.
We don't create characters this way.
Removed migrations completely. Removed some other unused files.
Database files will now be created on-the-fly whenever you attempt
to connect to the MUD after it's been ran. This is because the database
is intialized not when server is running, but when the first person
attempts to connect. If there are errors after this, they shouldn't be data-related,
as the database will always 'match' our models.
In 'consolidating' the character class, there were some unused
items in there that I had left from before I was using entity
framework. I also rearrainged a few things so that IDs are listed right
before their associated object.