Titan Development Log

Removed the difficulty-based drop table from the About page and documented a flat 10% total Treasure Casket chance, split equally between Blue and Brown. The level-200 gil example remains removed.

The gameplay rollback is included in the existing deferred Guild specialist patch. Existing EXP eligibility, casket availability and rewards are preserved. This publication changes website information only; no game services were restarted.

The Recruits page now lists each manual !recruit role-pool job percentage, identifies disabled DNC, and clarifies that field recruitment anchors remain unchanged. This website guide does not activate the staged gameplay patch.

Updated Blue and Brown Treasure Caskets with the enemy-difficulty rates, from 0% for Too Weak and 0.25% for Easy Prey to 10% at ten or more levels above. Explained the nearby human reference level and equal color split, and removed the level-200 gil example. No game services were restarted.

The signed Titan installer now offers a folder picker while retaining C:\Games\TitanXI as the default. Game files, Ashita, approved addons, optional graphics files and future updates follow the selected installation. Graphics settings show the actual installation folder.

The approved dependency payload is preserved. Live gameplay on a separate physical drive remains unverified; no game services were restarted.

Removed all 486 audited Locus spawn records across Bhaflau Thickets, Bibiki Bay, Caedarva Mire, Crawlers Nest [S], King Ranperres Tomb and Nyzul Isle. Audited 401 zone and module mob files; normal enemies, their IDs, positions and lottery slot memberships are preserved. Existing Apex exclusions remain unchanged.

Taisaijin now guarantees the usable Refresh scroll instead of choosing between Refresh and Refresh II. Refresh II has been removed from its drop table; all other drops are unchanged.

Casket chances now scale with monster difficulty: Easy Prey 0.25%, Decent Challenge 0.75%, Even Match 2%, and enemies 1-3, 4-6, 7-9 or 10+ levels higher at 3%, 5%, 7.5% or 10%. Too-weak monsters remain ineligible. Rates use the highest nearby human alliance member's effective level, respecting level sync. Brown and blue retain their equal split, existing eligibility and rewards. These are per-kill chances, not guaranteed hourly rewards.

Applied the locally built reliability fixes for bounded packet compression retries, Recruit pet handling, Trust automaton skillup guards, player-only Corsair card consumption and reduced detailed Recruit tracing. These address code issues; they do not establish the cause of every previous watchdog alert.

A single announced maintenance activation was used. The already-published guild recipe grouping and website chat fixes are preserved.

Habrok in Tahrongi Canyon now checks cooldown expiry every five seconds as well as weather changes, using current zone weather and one shared evaluator. Its existing weather rules, cooldown rolls and restart behavior are preserved. Added bounded diagnostics for eligibility and spawn outcomes.

Transformations now explains its remaining wait and requirement to leave Whitegate for another zone before returning to Waoud, instead of falling back to unrelated divination dialogue. One-minute timers, level requirements, fees, rewards and quest progress remain unchanged.

Generated Recruits now hold their position while a living enemy targets them, including attacking adds. Existing retreat paths are cancelled while normal spells, abilities and attacks continue subject to their usual rules. Positioning resumes after the enemy changes targets. Named Trusts and player movement are unchanged.

Launcher client updates correct the names of all 160 added brown and blue treasure caskets across ten beastmen zones. Both colors display Treasure Casket instead of NPC. Existing entity names are preserved. Players need the launcher-delivered client update.

Inventory sorting now survives same-process zone transfers by resetting stale container-load flags before zone hooks and full inventory downloads. Containers become ready only after their items are sent, allowing the client to restore its saved sort order. Item quantities, bag assignments and queued equipment updates are preserved.

Ninja players can use both Yonin and Innin from main-job level 40. Yonin was already enabled; Innin now has the same narrow expansion exception. The existing shared five-minute cooldown, five-minute effects and mutually exclusive stances remain unchanged. Subjob restrictions and unrelated expansion locks are preserved.

Guild player crafting now includes 220 normal-quality food, drink, potion and medicine outputs, including 61 previously hidden by autonomous market restrictions. Search, material suggestions, quotes and server delivery use the same reviewed eligibility; recipe grouping, normal output quantities, fees and era restrictions are preserved. HQ outputs remain unavailable.

Removed nokb, gateway, nomad, ahgo, paranormal, peekaboo, truesight, watchdog, repeater, quicksets, casper, mapdot and onevent from launcher selection and new installer packages. Saved selections are disabled and direct load/reload entries for these extensions are excluded from launcher-managed startup. This also corrects the earlier incomplete Watchdog removal by excluding its Lua addon. Existing local addon files are not deleted.

The launcher and installer were signed with Titan’s approved Microsoft Artifact Signing identity. Other addon choices and graphics settings are preserved. No game services were restarted; launcher filtering is not a server-side anti-cheat system.

Removed Skeleton Key and Watchdog from launcher extension selection and the new installer package. Previously selected copies of both extensions are excluded from launcher-generated startup scripts, and direct Skeleton Key or Watchdog load or reload commands are no longer carried forward from custom startup content. Existing addon files and personal settings are not deleted.

The launcher and installer were signed with Titan's approved Microsoft Artifact Signing identity. Other addon choices are preserved; no game services were restarted.

Added XIUI 1.8.4 and its bundled assets to verified launcher-managed updates and the signed installer. XIUI remains unchecked by default. Enable XIUI under Plugins & addons, save and relaunch; use /xiui in-game to configure its player, party, target, hotbar and other interface elements.

Existing addon choices are preserved. Mousefix and Filterless retain their default-on migrations; TTimers, Ticker and XIView remain optional. XIUI can be disabled from the same addon list for the next launch, and its personal settings are not replaced by the managed asset manifest.

One empty Lua statement was removed for parser compatibility. No game services were restarted.

Removed private tell tabs and private tell history from website Titan Chat. Direct website requests for tell history are rejected, and chat state no longer queries or returns private conversations. In-game tells are unchanged.

Titan LS and MercantileGuild remain available. Additional linkshell tabs appear only for pearls equipped by the account’s main character, and access is removed when a pearl is unequipped. Existing account, mute, origin and rate-limit checks remain in place.

The earlier presence-cleanup deadlock protection is preserved. Only the website API was reloaded; game services were not restarted. Refresh an open Titan Chat window to load the updated interface.