Titan Development Log

TitanGambits 2.2.199 narrows player Target selection to seven clear choices. Party and role targets scan eligible members; HP, MP and TP conditions read the selected target. The condition picker shows common choices first and keeps advanced choices searchable.

Persistent effects such as Haste, Refresh and Dia wait for verified missing status. Dispel requires a verified removable enemy effect. The status lookup is limited to the player's party or alliance and selected enemy. Saved player job sheets remain intact. Live client behavior is being observed after release.

The Guild worker now defers an item whose price or source proof cannot be verified and continues processing other acquired goods. Bargain scans, Coffer summaries and Linkshell delivery no longer stop the listing queue if one of those stages fails. A deferred item retries after five minutes while its safeguards remain in force.

Craft broadcasts now name the goods directly instead of saying a merchant put an unexplained number of lots on the market. For example, Hobart can announce fresh workshop materials by name.

The Guild listing worker now checks the active Coffer certificate when an older package relationship has no source proof. Source-integrity checks remain in place; an unverified or changed package script still fails closed.

The stalled Guild queue resumed, including newly acquired Fire Crystals and Rock Salt. Live Guild lots moved into Auction House listings. A separate native worker safeguard is being prepared so one future invalid item cannot hold unrelated listings.

EXP-eligible monster kills in casket-enabled zones now have a 5% chance for a Brown Casket and a 5% chance for a Blue Casket. The combined roll is 10% with an even color split in fields and dungeons. This corrects the active server override, which had been 1% combined.

Too Weak kills remain ineligible, and caskets still require a supported zone and an available chest slot.

Mogabelle may now acquire an eligible adventurer's Auction House listing when its actual asking price is strictly below the highest legitimate NPC shop buyback for that item and quantity. She pays the listed ask through the normal Auction House delivery path, while asks at or above shop buyback remain available to buyers unless a Guild craft independently needs them.

The purchased item becomes a real, costed Guild lot with its original listing recorded. Its category merchant offers it back for at least twenty percent above both the Guild's acquisition cost and verified shop buyback, with existing conversion safeguards preserved. Coffer may summarize batches without naming sellers or prices.

The ten Guild members now speak only about real work. Crafting merchants report completed wares once those wares are listed, Mogbert notes useful empty-market restocks and full stacks, Mogabelle can request a missing ingredient supported by actual shop receipts, and Coffer summarizes meaningful arrivals, production and sales.

One shared queue batches nearby crafts and keeps the Linkshell quiet: at least one minute between routine Guild messages, five minutes for the same merchant, fifteen minutes for Coffer, and thirty minutes before repeating an ingredient request. A notable HQ result can bypass its merchant's interval but still waits for the shared cadence. Messages are rechecked against current listings and recipe needs before they are sent; prices, inventory, crafting and provenance rules are unchanged.

Titan World now shows a dedicated Mercantile Guild Linkshell feed directly beneath Titan Linkshell chat. It displays actual Guild merchant and adventurer messages with their portraits and links to the appropriate Guild or character profiles.

Guild craft reports and Coffer summaries enter the same chat record as adventurer Linkshell messages after they are sent. The website remains read-only and shows no private player or Guild accounting details.

Every adventurer receives a pink MercantileGuild pearl on login. An existing Linkshell stays equipped; the Guild pearl uses a vacant slot when one is available, or arrives in the delivery box if inventory is full.

Guild merchants now report noteworthy completed crafts through Linkshell chat after their wares reach the Auction House. Their messages use their own names, follow a shared quiet cadence, and no longer appear as duplicate global announcements. Players wearing two other Linkshells can equip the Guild pearl when they want to listen.

Coffer now summarizes committed shop arrivals only after a meaningful batch, while exceptional goods may earn a prompt but restrained note. He may also mention several completed Guild sales together. Ordinary reports are limited to one every fifteen minutes; he never names the adventurers or reveals private Guild costs.