Titan Development Log

The homepage now shows Player AH Transactions: each completed Auction House trade counts once when an adventurer bought or sold the item. Player-to-player trades, adventurer sales to the Guild, and adventurer purchases from Guild stock count; Guild-only circulation does not.

The Auction House bid window now places Close in its top-right corner and reports the result inside the popup. Accepted bids confirm Mog House delivery; rejected bids show the game server's reason.

Requests whose result cannot yet be confirmed remain marked as pending and retain their transaction ID for a safe Refresh. The Place Bid button stays disabled after a successful purchase, and the page refreshes the current market and gil balance.

Auction House Browse now offers level sorting in both directions and shows an item's level beside its name when the item has an equipment level. Items without a level follow leveled equipment in either order.

Hovering or focusing an Auction House item or Mercantile Guild crafted item shows its item description. Guild craft entries also show the finished item's level when available. Descriptions are bundled from FFXIAH item data so browsing does not depend on a live third-party request.

The entire Development Log preview box on the homepage now opens the full Development Log. Hovering or focusing anywhere in that box highlights it, matching the Vana'diel Time widget above.

The homepage AH sales counter now counts completed listings offered by adventurers. Sales of Mercantile Guild stock, including Coffer circulation, no longer inflate the player-sales total.

The label now reads AH Sales by Players. A player listing sold to another player or to the Guild counts as a player sale; other Auction House counts and transaction records are unchanged.

The Adventurers total now counts characters attached to real non-staff accounts. At audit time, twelve detached character records made the homepage display twenty-two while the roster held ten player characters and two GM characters.

Combined playtime and monster defeats use the same player-account eligibility, so those public totals no longer include detached or staff characters. The Level 75 Jobs rule and other server statistics are unchanged.

The Guild now carries unfinished recipe checks into following map ticks instead of attempting every craft candidate in one long pass. It keeps market-need order, rechecks live stock and prices in the game server, and commits purchases and crafts there.

Live timing showed that receipt planning improved, but 122 unsuccessful craft checks still took about four seconds and triggered the watchdog. This change bounds that remaining work and measures watchdog behavior again after activation.

The Guild now checks recent shop receipts for ingredient planning on a separate database worker. The map server still rechecks current prices and stock, then commits any craft and Auction House changes itself. Empty-market ages are read together instead of through repeated individual queries.

The change addresses the recurring thirty-second watchdog stalls associated with the old recipe scan. Live scan timings and watchdog warnings are measured after activation.

The homepage now counts every job that has reached level 75, once per character and job, instead of counting each qualifying character only once. GM accounts and GM characters are excluded. The count retains recorded level-75 milestones if a job later drops below 75.