Titan Development Log

Vacant companion buttons in TitanGambits now cycle through Tank, Support, and DPS when clicked. Their dim blue, green, or red color shows the saved pool; an occupied Recruit keeps its name on a subdued pool color. Human party members keep their familiar brown buttons. The default order remains Tank, Support, DPS, DPS, DPS.

The !recruit call uses those saved pool choices when filling open positions. Human party members keep their places, and each manual draw stays random within its pool without repeating a party job.

A new Inventory button beside Sparks shows how many slots are occupied across Inventory, eight Wardrobes, Satchel, Sack, and Case. Its colored bar makes remaining room easy to see at a glance.

Clicking the button uses the same !sort command available in chat. It waits for the server’s result before allowing another click, then shows the updated slot count. Safe, Locker, and other home storage are outside this meter.

You can now open or close TitanGambits with /titan. The existing /gambits and /titangambits shortcuts use the same window, so your saved player Gambits and Recruit button work as before.

The staged Sparks display also received a reload refresh fix before release.

TitanGambits now shows your Sparks of Eminence beside the Recruit button, with a colored bar that fills toward Titan’s 99,999 Sparks cap. The display updates from the game’s currency reports when Sparks are earned or spent.

Reloading the addon asks the server for a fresh balance. The display is informational and leaves Recruit and Gambit controls as they were.

The new !sort command arranges equipment across the eight Wardrobes by slot, keeps ready-to-use supplies close at hand, and gives materials and special items predictable homes in Satchel, Sack, and Case. It plans the complete move first and cancels without moving anything if storage is insufficient.

The sorter preserves the exact item objects, including augments and charges, and keeps equipped gear and its recast timers intact. Matching stacks are grouped without merging their item instances.

Brand-new characters now arrive with empty equipment slots. Their race gear, eligible nation ring, Anniversary Ring, and starting job items are waiting in inventory for them to equip when they choose.

This changes only the first-login starter grant. Existing characters keep their equipment.

Recruit healers now look beyond their own party when a spell permits it. They check party members first, then alliance members, then nearby adventurers and their Recruits for Cures, status removal, protective spells, and Haste. Raise can reach nearby fallen adventurers when the game allows the cast.

The same support runs in and out of battle. Group-only spells still follow their usual party rules, and Recruits do not pick fights with other players' enemies.

Bards, Corsairs, and Geomancers now look at the support already supplied by nearby Recruits before choosing their next song, roll, or aura. Multiple Recruits of the same job can spread their buffs across different effects instead of all choosing the same one.

Each Bard and Corsair keeps its own two song or roll slots. Geomancers coordinate both their Indi and Luopan effects. Five eligible supporters can build toward ten distinct effects, subject to learned abilities, party needs, range, and normal casting rules.