Titan Development Log

Tank, DPS and Healer cards now use the standard job AI without selectable role presets. Their preset buttons have been removed, and old saved selections no longer alter healing thresholds, resource use or weapon-skill decisions. Tanks coordinate automatically through the normal AI.

Support keeps its two priority selectors. Master pause, player opt-in, Recruit defaults, melee switches and individual Release controls remain available.

Your recruits now have a Release button beneath their role controls. It dismisses the recruit you selected, even if another recruit uses the same template. The button appears only on recruits you own, never on player characters.

Ranger recruits could stop outside shooting range with Melee OFF: their 15-yalm standback position exceeded the default 14-yalm ranged-attack limit, and movement tolerance could also leave them too far away. Their standback distance now accounts for both the native attack range and that tolerance. With Melee ON, generated Rangers move into melee range; player movement remains manual.

A selected melee weaponskill could also prevent an ordinary shot while Melee was OFF, even though that weaponskill could not execute. Those melee-only choices are now excluded earlier, and Ranger weaponskills are checked before ordinary shots so a failed weaponskill attempt can fall through to shooting. Native recasts and action-state protections remain in place. Use launcher Check Files after activation to receive TitanGambits 2.4.6.

Joining an alliance through the Yes/No prompt or !join now sends its confirmation to the Emotes channel, alongside Titan's other gameplay notices. The confirmation previously used the default system channel and appeared as a purple SystemMessage. It now follows your Emotes window setting, including Window 2.

The Plugins and Addons lists show their original names again, including nheatx, pivot, XIView and butterfeet. Click a name for its description or hover for a short summary; the checkbox still controls whether it loads. Existing selections are preserved.

Enhanced Maps could block launch with an XIView error even when XIView was unchecked. Both options used a helper that rejected any custom Pivot root folder. The launcher now prepares verified overlay files in separate Titan subfolders under a full drive or UNC custom root, keeps personal overlays in their existing order, and uses a separate launch configuration without editing the original Pivot settings or base game DATs.

XIView and Enhanced Maps work independently or together through the corrected preparation path. Relative, quoted or environment-variable root values receive a feature-specific message requesting a full folder path rather than being guessed. The launcher and installer are Microsoft Artifact Signed, and no game-server restart was needed.

ButterFeet is now available in the launcher Addons list as an optional download, off by default. It removes client-side movement locks during job abilities and engagement; it does not shorten server cooldowns. Click its name for a description or hover for a short summary, then use its checkbox to download and enable it for the next launch.

The Ashita v4 addon is pinned to a reviewed upstream revision with its original license notices preserved. Titan adds a missing-address guard so failed memory scans do not write to an invalid address. Disable the addon before the next launch to return to normal behavior.

The launcher and installer are signed with the Titan Microsoft Artifact Signing identity. This release does not restart game services or activate the deferred Ranger and Gambits patch.

We're making our patch-note writing guidelines a required part of every Development Log update. When a bug's cause is verified, the notes should explain what players experienced, what went wrong, and how the correction changes the game. Useful technical details belong in that explanation; vague claims that something was improved do not.

New features should explain how they work, including relevant numbers, requirements and limitations. When a cause is unknown, the notes describe the observed issue without guessing. These guidelines now sit in the workspace instructions and publication checklist, with a review of the final prose required before posting. This changes our release-writing process, not gameplay.

Plugins and addons now use readable labels, including Enhanced Maps, Treasure Casket Hints, Automatic Gear Swapping and Skillchain Guide. Descriptions retain the original extension name for reference, and existing saved choices and load commands keep their original identifiers.

Updated TitanCasketHints to the supplied version 1.2.0 and added it to launcher-managed addon downloads. The optional helper narrows brown treasure casket combinations from clues already received in local chat; it does not send guesses.

Launcher and installer are Microsoft Artifact Signed. No game-server restart is required; the separate Ranger and Gambits update remains deferred.

Click a plugin or addon name to read its description in the panel below Save settings. Hover over a row for a short, wrapped summary. Name clicks select information; checkboxes and the Space key control enablement.

The launcher and installer are Microsoft Artifact Signed. Optional map overlays remain separate verified downloads, keeping the installer within existing launcher update limits. No game-server restart is required.

Player and Recruit Gambits can follow a completed job ability as soon as the native action state allows it, instead of waiting through the full animation. Recasts, the normal decision cadence, unfinished-action protections and player manual-control pauses remain in place.

THF now prepares Sneak Attack when a weaponskill is ready and spends active Sneak Attack or Trick Attack on that weaponskill instead of waiting for a skillchain opener. Assassin’s Charge comes before SATA; shadow maintenance and special bolts no longer interrupt the prepared combination.

This is a server-side correction; no launcher or TitanGambits addon download is required.

Added the 12 missing eligible furniture outputs to the website Guild Crafting Service, bringing its reviewed furniture selection to 80 recipes. Beds, tables, workbenches and other normal-quality furnishings can be searched and quoted using the existing crafting workflow.

Website search, material-ready suggestions and server fulfillment now share an explicit furniture eligibility list rather than relying on the Auction House price review. Existing material requirements, fees, delivery restrictions and era limits remain in place. Autonomous Guild production and market eligibility are unchanged.

Activated through the Lua reload mechanism and API refresh without restarting game services.