Titan Development Log

Login and Logout now share a dedicated, highlighted position at the bottom of the Account menu. Gold uppercase text, a bordered background and clear hover and keyboard-focus states make the active session action easier to find.

Existing account links and authentication behavior remain, with only the appropriate Login or Logout control visible. The menu retains its responsive width and scrolling.

Combined Auction House releases now check the public server-status endpoint after restarting the website API. The previous check called the login-protected Shop endpoint and mistook its expected authorization response for a startup failure.

The readiness check validates the status response and retries temporary connection or startup failures. The corrected release retains every pending combined update. Live activation remains pending.

The market worker now registers its pricing and merchant callbacks through the native global-script loader.

Expired website Auction House requests now receive a database-safe feedback message so the native queue can retire them normally. The corrected combined release retains the pending NM, Recruit and reviewed-price updates. Live activation remains pending.

Titan market supply now uses an editable price sheet with era eligibility checked before stocking. Post-era equipment and content remain disabled, uncertain items remain player-only, and Rare or unusual rewards require explicit review. Opening prices use audited NPC anchors, resolved crafting costs and conservative equipment or material references rather than artificial bot sale history.

Single and full-stack prices are independent, with a modest opening stack discount and bounded buy ceilings. Price edits reload without rebuilding the map server; native purchases recheck eligibility and anti-arbitrage limits. Human-first matching, recycled stock and liquidity budgets remain.

Titan NM schedules and placeholder mappings now follow the supplied Phoenix camping reference, replacing shortened timers with its timed windows, lottery cooldowns and undisturbed growth chains. Core loot and spawn-specific data were checked across all 635 records; existing weather, time and shared-spawn requirements remain.

Placeholder respawns retain native cadence, and reference timer persistence protects shared selections without directly spawning growth NMs. Disabled systems and unverified declarations remain identified rather than enabled. Deployment readiness converts database aggregates to exact integers, including Decimal results. Live activation remains pending.

Generated Recruit jobs now use Titan-specific weighted draws inside their existing Tank, Support and DPS pools, shared by field anchors, manual recruitment and encounter autofill. Weights normalize over eligible jobs, preserving manual duplicate-job exclusions and returning no Recruit when a pool is exhausted.

Party reservations are Tank, Support and DPS only. Individual-job overrides are disabled, including old saved choices and level-75 unlock masks. Human occupants, cooldowns, role colors, Recruit AI and race weights are unchanged.

A new Recruits page under World explains field recruitment, the 15-minute manual refill, party reservations, pool reservations, race weights, contextual TAB requests and Trust-compatible alliances.

All 22 job highlights were checked against the server profiles and native planners. The guide distinguishes main-job behavior from Recruit-only exceptions, including limited White Mage support, custom cures, Dual Wield and hate-recovery Provoke. It shares Titan’s page width, typography and responsive cards. Behavior remains subject to in-game eligibility and recasts.

The World menu now includes Titan Mercantile Guild, introducing Mogbert, Mogabelle, Brassbeard, Pipiru, Saffron, Aurelie, Hobart, Rook, Tinkerbell and ledgerkeeper Coffer with biographies, races, specialties and market responsibilities.

The page uses Titan’s shared content width, header, footer, typography and cards, with responsive roster columns and clearly labelled portrait placeholders. It explains player-first trading, limited fallback supply, recycled stock and player-only rewards, and links to the live Auction House. Guild specialties do not imply that every item is stocked.