Titan Development Log

TitanGambits 2.4.21 adds /settings and /missions to open the plugin directly to the Settings or Missions tab. Both commands open the window without turning Gambits on or changing your saved switches. After the launcher installs the update, use /addon reload TitanGambits if you are already in game. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.20 adds /inventory to open the plugin directly to its Inventory tab. The command opens the window without turning Gambits on or changing your saved switches. After the launcher installs the update, use /addon reload TitanGambits if you are already in game. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.19 adds /experience to open the plugin directly to its Experience tab. The existing /exp shortcut still works, and either command opens the window without turning Gambits on or changing your saved switches. After the launcher installs the update, use /addon reload TitanGambits if you are already in game. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.18 adds a Missions button with separate collapsible sections for San d’Oria, Bastok, Windurst, Zilart, CoP and ToAU. Expand a section to see your current mission and the next-step directions already used by Titan’s mission notices. CoP’s parallel paths keep their own directions. The page refreshes when opened and every 30 seconds while viewed, and Refresh missions requests an update without advancing your story. Gambits can stay OFF.

Mission snapshots are saved per character with their server and last refresh time, so the latest tips remain available after reloading the addon. The last mission notice received in Emotes is saved too; an older notice is labelled as an earlier step when it differs from the current objective. Existing Window 2 notices remain visible. Unknown mission states say that no mapped tip is available instead of guessing a destination.

The Lua update is installed on Titan and Dynamis without restarting either game server. The launcher supplies the addon update; if you are already in game after it installs, use /addon reload TitanGambits. Tests covered all six story logs and 185 native mission IDs, saved-data reloads, parallel CoP objectives and the 120-byte message limit. A complete in-game walkthrough of every mission branch has not been performed.

Every adventurer profile now has a Quests widget directly below Missions. Its collapsed header shows the character’s completed total against 470 implemented quests through Treasures of Aht Urhgan in Titan’s level-75 era. Expand it to see green completion markers, regional totals and in-progress quests, or search and filter the list. Results show 30 quests per page. Later-expansion content and quests without an implemented completion path are excluded.

A one-off quest counts when completed, and a repeatable quest only needs one recorded clear. Some repeatable quests erase their completed flag when restarted, so the server now retains first clears separately and seeds that history from existing saved completions. Older clears whose flags were already erased may not be recoverable; those entries say “Not recorded” rather than claiming they were never completed. New characters are tracked automatically. This display does not grant quest rewards or change quest progression.

On Dynamis only, Toji Mumosulah in Kazham now sells Monomi: Ichi at a base price of 9,590 gil with the usual Windurst fame adjustment. Ninja level 25 is still required to learn it, and casting consumes one Sanjaku-Tenugui.

The original Clothcraft 41 Sanjaku-Tenugui recipe is available with an Earth Crystal, two Cotton Threads and two Cotton Cloths. Normal and HQ yields remain 33, 66, 99 and 99. The Mercantile Guild can craft the tools, including orders using your materials, and existing toolbag exchanges remain available. Amalasanda stays closed; quest and battlefield scrolls receive no new shop source.

Seven native acceptance tests passed on each engine, including a Guild order that checks material consumption, its fee, delivery and protection against duplicate fulfillment. Dynamis has the restoration for player testing. Live Titan is unchanged; the restoration is included in its staged master patch for later activation.

The expanded Server Infrastructure section on the About page no longer repeats its title. Its content now begins with “More Than a Game Server.”

TitanGambits 2.4.17 adds a WS selector beside Auto-WS on each owned player and Recruit row. Click it to cycle through Hybrid, Melee and Ranged. Hybrid is the default and lets the server choose either family for skillchains; Melee allows only melee weapon skills, while Ranged allows only Archery and Marksmanship weapon skills.

The choice is confirmed by the server and saved by character and job, including Recruit job preferences. Choosing a mode does not turn Auto-WS on. Normal TP, equipment, ammunition and learned-skill checks still apply, and the AI holds TP if no legal weapon skill matches the mode. Manual weapon skills remain available regardless of the automatic WS setting.

The server change is installed on Dynamis for testing. Live Titan has not restarted; its change is in the pending master patch. Until a server has the native update, the selector is unavailable and the existing action controls continue working. The Titan and separate Dynamis regression suites passed 165 and 188 tests respectively. Additional in-game skillchain testing is welcome.