Titan Development Log

Leaderboard is now available below Adventurers in the World menu, using the new trophy icon. Each of its 17 categories has its own collapsible widget and section button: achievement points plus all 16 Accolades counters. Search for an adventurer, sort each ranking by most, fewest or character name, and open a profile from its current portrait or name. Rankings include all current Titan characters; GM characters are marked and can be hidden.

Achievement points use the same evaluation as character profiles. The page refreshes saved rankings once per minute, with ten adventurers per page in each category. Equal values share a rank, and name searches keep that rank visible. Character counters save when zoning or leaving the game. Approximate steps measure rounded movement distance; monster defeats credit the claim owner, while recorded NM kills credit one character rather than every party or alliance member and cover the available recorded history. Chat-message and GM-call totals display counts only.

Accolades now appears directly below Equipment on character profiles, with its own section button and a compact grid of 16 saved counters. You can see monster defeats, recorded NM kills and different NM types, approximate steps, knockouts, combat engagements, spells, abilities, weapon skills, item uses, NPC interactions, party and alliance joins, Mog House visits, chat-message counts and GM-call counts. Hover over a counter for its explanation; chat messages and GM requests themselves are never displayed.

These are saved records rather than live totals: character counters update when zoning or leaving the game. Steps come from rounded movement distances. Monster defeats credit the claim owner, while NM records attribute each kill to one character rather than every party or alliance participant. NM totals cover the available recorded history, not a reconstructed lifetime total.

Equipment now appears directly below Overview on every character profile. The section buttons follow the same order, so the Equipment shortcut is also immediately after Overview. The remaining sections keep their existing order and expand-and-shrink controls.

Fishing no longer appears twice on character profiles. Fieldcraft now shows only Titan’s custom Mining, Logging and Excavation mastery, while Fishing stays under Professions with its existing skill value. The duplicate Fishing explanation has also been removed from Fieldcraft. No skills or character data have changed.

Jobs that reach level 75 now have a green completion box on character profiles, using the same green background, border and text colors as completed Artifact Armor. Their job names and levels remain visible, while lower-level jobs retain the existing gold progress display. This is a visual update and does not change job levels or progression.

The TitanGambits help description on Getting Started now uses one consistent text size and font family. Bold labels, links and command examples stay the same size as their surrounding sentences, so emphasis no longer interrupts the reading flow. The guide’s content and expand controls are unchanged.

Settings now has two side-by-side choices: Collision ON in red and Collision OFF in green. The selected choice is bright and the other is dimmed but remains clickable. A plain-language status explains whether players and Recruits block your movement or you can walk through them.

New settings, and older settings without a saved collision preference, now default to Collision OFF. Existing saved choices are preserved, and either choice is remembered across addon reloads and launcher updates. Walls, monsters and combat ranges are unchanged; this client setting also works while Gambits are OFF.

The Getting Started guide uses the new button names. Automated settings, renderer and collision lifecycle checks passed; final in-game visual confirmation remains a follow-up. Close FFXI and let the launcher install TitanGambits 2.4.11. No game-server restart or launcher executable update is required.

Unlocked Titles is now called Titles in character profiles and their navigation buttons. Click any title, earned or not, to expand its acquisition description. The 374 descriptions are based on Titan’s scripted award paths and distinguish quest rewards, mission milestones, monster defeats and event results.

Your earned count, current title, search, progress and category filters, and 30-title pages remain available. Descriptions explain the award conditions rather than a character’s personal history; prerequisites and event availability still apply. Browsing a title does not grant or change it.