* A lot of hit has to do with size_t being unsigned long long in 64 bit.
  - Just explicitly casting for a lot of cases removes the warning
* Good bit are also the differences in struct definitions to match packets and function definitions
  - Also just cast to fix
* Used a lot of #pragma warning( disable : 4244/4267 ) for template warnings
* InviteHandlers.cpp line 118 was definitely a typo bug. Needed assignment "=" instead of "=="

Chugged through the rest of the warnings by casting and builds without
warnings.
I was going through the intellisense stuff and initializing struct
variables but like... it stopped working after I restarted Visual
Studio.

Guess you get what I got.

Was told that though removing warnings was good for build, to avoid C
style casts.

Replacing the stuff I did for warning removal during build from C style
casts to static_cast.

Decided Intellisense is weird and inconsistent so if it's not a build
warning I just ignored it.