Frequently Asked Questions

Report issues through Official Titan chat in game or on the website. Official Titan chat is actively monitored and logged.

Include your character name, zone, approximate time, what you did and what happened. For client problems, include your launcher version, graphics mode and exact error. A screenshot or diagnostics can help explain the problem. Never post passwords or account tokens. If a report involves an exploit or sensitive account details, ask for a private reporting method before sharing them.

Titan is a level-75 Final Fantasy XI private server built around classic progression, with custom systems and selected quality-of-life changes for solo players and small groups. Equipment, exploration and traditional progression remain central.

Titan uses a level-75 Treasures of Aht Urhgan foundation, with selected later job abilities and custom features. It is not a strict recreation of every historical restriction. Later mechanics being available does not mean all later expansion content or equipment is enabled.

New account registration is closed during beta. Only Servo and Luna are currently authorized to sign in. Titan permits one account per player and one character per account. Email confirmation is not required.

Base EXP, combat skill-up, crafting skill-up and drop-rate multipliers are 1.0. White and Crimson separately provide a combined +200% combat and magic skill-up amount bonus (3x base), subject to the existing cap. This is an amount bonus, not a skill-up chance or crafting multiplier, and their EXP bonuses remain disabled. Normal bonuses and Titan-specific rewards can still affect individual activities; a base multiplier is not a guarantee that every reward matches retail.

Each player may have one account with one character. Only one character may be actively played at a time.

No. Do not control multiple characters at once or use additional accounts to bypass the one-player, one-active-character rule.

Yes, when each person independently controls their own account. Contact Official Titan chat if shared-network restrictions affect your household. Sharing an IP does not permit one person to control multiple characters.

Recruits can help you build a party through world Recruit NPCs or manual commands. They make many activities more practical for small groups, but do not remove mission requirements, encounter limits or the need to prepare for difficult fights.

The Recruit system includes tanks, healers, support and damage-dealing jobs. The TitanRecruitment window shows available manual job choices and their timers. Dancer recruitment is available; generated female-Hume Dancers are excluded. A Recruit's usable actions depend on its job, level and the encounter's restrictions.

Use !recruit or TitanRecruitment to fill available party slots, prioritizing a tank, healer, support and then damage dealers. Unavailable role pools are skipped. To request a job directly, use its button or a command such as !war or !whm. Each successfully summoned job starts its own 30-minute cooldown, saved through logout. There is no shared !recruit timer and no gil payment to skip a job timer.

You must lead your party, have room and be in an eligible adventuring area, clear of combat and enemy hate. Other ready jobs remain available while one job is on cooldown. World Recruit anchors use their own availability rules.

Dismissing a manually summoned Recruit does not reset that job's cooldown. The same job can be called again when its timer expires, even if another Recruit of that job remains in your party. World Recruit spawn points operate separately from these manual job timers.

Use a supported FFXI TAB auto-translate phrase or an exact supported action name in party chat or nearby /say. Names are case insensitive. An unaddressed request lets one eligible Recruit answer; name a Recruit to ask that companion directly. Name a player before or after a targeted action to request help for them.

Human party and alliance members can make supported requests. The Recruit still needs the action at its current job and level, enough resources, a ready recast, and a legal target. Recognizing an action does not grant it.

Yes. Titan supports alliances containing Recruit parties. Recruits stay attached to their owner's party and count toward that party's six-member capacity. An alliance can contain up to three parties, for a total of 18 party members including Recruits.

No. Each eligible member receives full monster-kill EXP without a party- or alliance-size reduction, including alliances with eight, 12 or 18 members and groups with Recruits and Companions. Members must still meet normal eligibility, same-zone, 100-yalm range and level-difference rules. Monster EXP caps, chains, Dedication and other personal bonuses still apply. Fixed quest, mission and Valor book completion rewards are unchanged.

No. Level Sync is disabled. A mission area or battlefield can still impose its own level cap; that is separate from Level Sync.

Choose a page at a Field Manual or Grounds Tome and defeat its listed targets. Each repeat raises page EXP by 4%, up to twice the base reward after 25 repeats. Partial page progress and repeats survive logout and server restarts when you return to the same zone; changing zones resets that progress, and changing jobs resets the repeat EXP bonus. Neither book grants Prowess.

Treasure Caskets are separate: Blue Caskets provide crafting supplies and gil, while Brown Caskets provide level-appropriate, unaugmented, tradable equipment.

TitanHub is the bookmark menu for Titan's separate feature windows. After character login, type /titan or /titanhub to open Hub, or /gambits to open TitanGambits. Both start hidden. Closing Gambits hides its window while its engine stays loaded; closing an optional feature unloads that feature.

Open Tactics from Hub to choose supported tank roles, Aggressive or Passive behavior, area weaponskill permission, skillchain choices and Recruit subjobs. Player jobs and equipment remain manual. TitanHub does not provide game-settings, collision or frame-rate controls.

FAQ in Hub opens these same website questions in game, with search and expandable answers. Reopen the FAQ window to request the latest content.

Your character starts with Gambits and automatic actions off. Player choices are saved by job. Turning an individual Gambit row on enables all four action types; turning it off disables them. New Recruits start with Gambits and all four action types enabled; their action switches apply to the current Recruit. Player automation still requires normal resources, learned actions and valid equipment. Player two-hour abilities remain manual.

With Auto-WS enabled, Melee permits melee weaponskills, Ranged permits ranged weaponskills and Hybrid permits either. If no permitted weaponskill is usable, the AI can hold TP. These choices do not restrict weaponskills you use manually.

Auto-Melee is a separate choice: it controls automatic melee engagement. Turning it off does not turn off allowed spells or other independently enabled actions. Normal resources, recasts, equipment and targeting rules still apply.

The optional TitanCollision plugin is selected separately in the launcher. TitanHub has no Collision ON/OFF setting. Collision options do not change walls, combat range or server targeting rules.

The TitanInventory window includes Sort, Optimize and comparison filters such as Find Duplicates and NQ/HQ pairs. It displays containers currently loaded by the client; NQ/HQ matching uses known item-family mappings. Filters help you inspect items and do not discard them. Sort and Optimize send requests to the server, so allow the current request to finish before retrying.

Choose Missions in TitanHub to open the separate TitanMissions window for San d'Oria, Bastok, Windurst, Zilart, Chains of Promathia and Treasures of Aht Urhgan progress and next-step tips. Mission notices use the Emotes channel, normally displayed in Window 2 with Titan's chat configuration. Your own chat filters can change where they appear. Tips do not complete objectives or advance flags for you.

Type /titan or /titanhub after character login and choose a feature from Hub. Gambits opens separately with /gambits. Features open in independent windows.

The minus and plus buttons change window size in steps of 20 percent of its default viewport-scaled size. Your size choice is saved for each window. /titan reset, /titanhub reset, /gambits reset and /<feature addon name> reset restore the corresponding default size and center it. Use the Reset control inside Parser to clear its recorded results; a window reset restores its layout.

TitanGambits and Recruit controls are for attended play. Unattended combat, farming, crafting and fishing are prohibited. Stay present and in control; an approved addon does not exempt you from the server rules.

Titan has unlimited Auction House listings, with no automatic return of unsold items. Listings remain until sold or canceled. The game client can display listings in pages; that display limit is not a cap on your active listings. The website shows how many items are currently for sale.

Yes. Sign in and select your Main Character on the Auction House page. When listing an item, the selling dialog shows its recent sales so you can compare prices, just as the buying interface does. Website requests must be accepted and processed by the game services; wait for confirmation rather than submitting the same action repeatedly.

The Mercantile Guild buys and sells eligible goods and supports its crafter NPCs. Crafting Services lets you inspect eligible recipes and review an order quote before confirming. Recipe, material and item restrictions still apply; Guild production and services retain the level-75 equipment limit. A recipe appearing in an external guide does not guarantee that it is currently enabled on Titan.

Titan tracks separate Mining, Logging and Excavation mastery, up to 100.0. These activities are available from level 1 with the appropriate tools. Mastery can reduce tool breakage; it does not guarantee successful gathering or rare materials. Fishing remains a normal profession rather than a separate Fieldcraft skill.

A countdown estimates a tracked spawn window; it is not a promise that a monster will appear when the timer reaches zero. Awaiting Spawn means the estimated window has opened without a confirmed spawn. Weather, placeholder kills, triggers or other encounter requirements can still apply. King Vinegarroon, for example, has earth-weather requirements.

Adventurer profiles summarize saved character data. Mission and quest flags, learned titles and current equipment ownership are different kinds of progress. Artifact and Relic collections use their documented quest and ownership rules; losing an owned piece can remove its ownership marker. Changes may take a refresh or a save before appearing on the website.

The Leaderboard compares eligible adventurers across achievements and tracked activity categories. GM characters are excluded. Rankings use the saved data available to the website, so a recent in-game change may not appear immediately.

No. The official Titan Launcher can download the required client files and managed components. Allow roughly 15 GB for the client download, plus extra free space for installation, updates and temporary files. A repair checks the published client manifest rather than requiring a complete reinstall every time.

The default installation is C:\Games\TitanXI, with the game client under its SquareEnix folder. Use the launcher to select or manage the installation location. Keep sufficient free space for updates.

Yes. Use the official launcher for client verification, updates, managed addons and connecting to Titan. Download it from this website. The launcher also provides graphics settings, file checks, repair tools and diagnostics.

Standard graphics is available without optional graphics wrappers. The launcher also offers dgVoodoo, Clarity/DLSS5 and a Custom mode for a self-managed setup. Automatic Clarity/DLSS5 installation currently requires an NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPU. Optional rendering can behave differently by hardware and scene; it is not required to play. Launcher graphics choices are shared between Titan and Dynamis.

Background rendering resolution controls the game's rendered scene; menu resolution controls the interface. They are separate settings. Clarity/DLSS5 setup includes a 4096 × 4096 background option, which does not mean you must use a 4096-pixel menu. Select your preferred menu resolution independently in the launcher.

The official launcher is Microsoft Artifact Signed, but signing does not prevent every reputation warning or antivirus detection. Verify that you downloaded it from Titan's website. If protection quarantines a launcher or graphics-hook file, save the detection details and contact Official Titan chat before reinstalling or changing security settings. Do not assume an unfamiliar file is safe solely because a warning resembles another player's report.

Record the exact error and selected graphics mode. The launcher provides Check Files, a compatibility launch, DirectX Setup / Repair and diagnostics. Antivirus quarantine can also prevent graphics hooks from loading, including after an update. Describe the problem in Official Titan chat and ask how to share the diagnostics ZIP privately and detection details rather than repeatedly reinstalling without identifying the failure.

Normal FFXI macro books are client files in the game's USER directory, separate from addon hotbar settings. Back up that directory before replacing or reinstalling a client. If macros disappear, first check the selected book and set, preserve the remaining files and report when it happened. Do not overwrite a potentially recoverable copy with a fresh installation.

Use the Account page to create a character and choose its name, race, appearance, starting job and nation. Rename and Remake are free account tools that require the character to be offline and an explicit typed RENAME or REMAKE confirmation. Remake changes appearance while preserving the character's name, job and nation.

No. Email confirmation and email PINs have been retired, including new-IP sign-ins and character changes. Rename, Remake and deletion use typed confirmation. Password recovery is handled privately by the administrator.

Contact the administrator privately for a password reset through Titan Codex. There are no emailed reset links, temporary email passwords or email verification steps.

Use Official Titan chat in game or on the website for GM assistance. Both use the monitored, logged Official Titan chat. On the website, sign in and open Chat from the menu or the chat icon at the top of the page.

Discord is a player-managed community with no GM activity. Automated news or activity posts there do not make it an official support channel. Automated account emails come from an unmonitored mailbox; report email or account-access problems through Official Titan chat without posting private account information.