Titan Development Log

Artifact Armor and Relic Armor job headers now fill from left to right as you collect their pieces. One of five pieces fills 20% of the rectangle; two of five fills 40%. Artifact fill uses that job’s displayed piece total, including its weapon requirements, while quest completion remains a separate count.

Partial collections use a gold fill. Completed jobs keep their green highlight and Complete label. The fill updates with each collection refresh, so a piece that is no longer owned reduces the displayed progress after the character data saves. Expand controls and the 18-job selection remain unchanged.

Artifact Armor and Relic Armor on character profiles now show the 18 jobs through Treasures of Aht Urhgan. DNC, SCH, GEO and RUN no longer appear in either collection. The remaining job boxes keep their progress counts, expand controls and green completion highlights. This changes the profile display only; character jobs, quest history and owned equipment are unchanged.

Completed jobs now have a green box in both Artifact Armor and Relic Armor on character profiles. Artifact completion requires all listed quests completed and all listed pieces currently owned; Relic completion requires all five pieces currently owned. The piece and quest counts remain visible.

The highlight is recalculated whenever collection data refreshes. If a piece is no longer owned, the job returns to its normal color after the saved character data updates. Jobs without a level-75 set are never marked complete.

The TitanGambits section now explains the current interface: calling Recruits, choosing recruitment priorities, using party controls and Support spell selections, and finding gear optimization and sorting in Inventory. It also covers the Info, Parser and Experience tabs.

Settings now has a clear walkthrough for the existing Disable player/recruit collision toggle, which lets you walk through other players and your Recruits without changing monster collision or combat ranges. The guide also explains resizing, collapsing, opacity and text size. This is a guide update; it does not change gameplay.

Artifact Armor and Relic Armor now sit directly below Equipment on character profiles, with matching navigation buttons and job pixel sprites. Open a job to see its pieces. Artifact Armor shows the status of 75 AF quest records across 20 jobs alongside current ownership of their weapons and gear. Quest completion and possession are shown separately because coffer and commissioned pieces do not have individual quest completion flags.

Relic Armor tracks the five original armor slots for each of those 20 jobs. Ownership checks include normal inventory, Mog containers, +1 pieces and Porter storage slips. Dropped items in the recycle bin are excluded, so destroying a piece clears its marker after the next saved-data refresh. AF armor claim slips also count stored artifact sets.

Use Refresh collection to check again, or leave a module open for automatic checks every 30 seconds. In-game saves can take a moment to reach the website. NIN’s two AF weapons are tracked separately; SCH has no AF weapon. GEO and RUN are labelled as having no original level-75 set in these collections. No equipment or quest progress is changed.

An audit of all 106 public character profiles found 18 showing internal mission flags beneath their nation ranks. The earlier filter excluded option flags but still allowed status flags, which the page printed as raw variable names and numbers.

Profiles now show nation ranks and the existing named expansion mission cards without internal script flags. The correction applies to every character, while mission names, mission counts and saved game progress are unchanged.

Jobs now appears directly below Equipment and above Professions on character profiles. The top navigation buttons follow the same order: Equipment, Jobs, Professions, then Fieldcraft. Each section keeps its existing expand and shrink controls.

Character profiles now have a Fieldcraft module directly below Professions, with its own button in the profile navigation. Expand it to see Mining, Logging, Excavation and Fishing in the same compact skill-card layout as Professions.

Mining, Logging and Excavation display your saved Titan mastery in tenths, from 0.0 to 100.0. Fishing shows the same normal skill value listed in Professions. A skill with no recorded progress shows 0.0. This displays existing progress without changing skill gains or gathering rules.