Titan Development Log

Each adventurer’s Achievements widget now shows all 31 achievements with the same requirements, progress, points and completion status as the main Achievements page. Compact cards fit the character sheet, and category and progress filters help you find completed achievements or the next goal to work toward. The existing points summary and category totals remain at the top.

Three title descriptions now explain their actual requirements: Apollyon Ravager comes from defeating Proto-Omega in Central Apollyon; Temenos Liberator comes from defeating Proto-Ultima on Central Temenos 4th Floor. Breaker of the Chains requires the post-battle Apocalypse Nigh cutscene after defeating Kam’lanaut and Eald’narche at the Empyreal Paradox. The battle win alone does not grant that title. These are description and display changes; achievement rewards and completion rules are unchanged.

The collision toggle was saved by TitanGambits but could turn off again after using the launcher. An older launcher setup routine was replacing the shared Gambits settings file with a small default template during launch, settings saves and some character refreshes. This also discarded saved appearance and other shared options.

The launcher now creates that file only when it is missing and leaves existing settings untouched. Collision ON and OFF, text size, opacity, comments and future options are preserved. Previously discarded values cannot be recovered automatically; set your preferences once after updating. The overwrite was reproduced with 1.6.3 and the correction passed preservation and initialization tests. The final 1.6.4 launcher and installer are Microsoft Artifact Signed.

Info was packing item names, drop types, group weights and multiple Treasure Hunter percentages into long lines, which made loot difficult to scan. It now uses larger text, gold section headings and a striped table with separate Item, Source, Configured roll and TH chance columns. Narrow windows switch to wrapped item cards.

The target summary separates HP, MP and live Treasure Hunter. Behavior and respawn details, placeholder candidates and technical IDs have their own expandable sections. Grouped drops are labeled clearly instead of Type 1, and group-roll chances remain distinct from individual item chances. A TH0-14 comparison slider lets you inspect the existing server-supplied rates; Use target TH returns to the live value. This is a display comparison and does not change Treasure Hunter or loot.

Renderer checks cover normal and narrow layouts, TH comparisons, missing rates, loading and unavailable data, disabled and scripted drops, and safe cleanup after a render error. Existing UI, job-profile and collision tests also passed. Final in-game appearance remains a smoke check. Close FFXI and let the launcher install TitanGambits 2.4.10; no game-server restart is needed.

Equipment, Professions and Jobs now each span the full profile width, stacked in that order like the other expandable sections. Their previous two-column grouping left Jobs beside Equipment and Professions; the group now uses a single column. All three retain their expand/shrink controls and start collapsed, while Overview stays open.

TitanGambits Settings now includes a green/red Disable player/recruit collision toggle, off by default. Switch it on to walk through other player characters and Trust recruits on your client, including while the Gambits master switch is off. The preference is saved with your shared TitanGambits settings and takes effect without changing anyone else's client.

The option changes the character collision flag rather than shrinking combat hitboxes or changing attack ranges. Monsters, ordinary NPCs, doors and the local player are excluded. Switching it off or unloading the addon clears the bits TitanGambits set on matching entities while retaining other render flags and preexisting no-collision flags. Zoning and reused entity slots are checked before restoration.

Collision scoping, ON/OFF, save-failure, packet-update, zoning, unload and entity-reuse cases passed isolated tests, along with the existing client UI and job-profile checks. Live movement and combat positioning still need an in-game smoke check. Close FFXI and let the launcher install 2.4.9 before testing; no game-server restart is needed.

Adventurer profiles now use the same compact expand/shrink controls as the World page. Overview stays open at all times, while Bazaar, Achievements, Missions, Equipment, Professions, Jobs, Dynamis Victories and Avatar Unlocks start collapsed. Click a section heading or use the keyboard to open it, then activate it again to shrink it. Several sections can stay open together.

The existing section order, profile information and controls remain available inside each widget. Each freshly loaded profile starts compact; expanding a section does not reload its character data. This is a website layout update and requires no game-server restart.

Hokuten's XICamera is now available in the Addons list, off by default. It lets you adjust camera distance, battle camera range and pan speed; type /cam in game to open its settings. Hover over xicamera for a short summary or click its name to see the description below the settings buttons. Use the checkbox to download and enable it before your next launch.

This is the official Ashita 4 v0.8.0-pre1 prerelease. Its camera patching uses private values rather than changing shared client constants. Package integrity, enable/disable startup behavior and isolated camera-memory tests passed; live gameplay compatibility has not yet been confirmed on Titan. Disabling it preserves your saved camera settings, and Compatibility Launch excludes it. The final launcher and installer are Microsoft Artifact Signed.

We investigated reports of slow clicks and navigation in desktop Safari and found that the live clock was rebuilding the hidden World Time ferry panel every second, even while another page was open. Clock rendering now updates only the active Home or World Time view, skips hidden browser tabs, and leaves unchanged text labels alone. Returning to either view immediately refreshes its display from the latest time snapshot.

The fixed header and menu now use their existing dark backgrounds without live backdrop blur, and the background shading is limited to the viewport instead of spanning the entire document. These changes reduce DOM and compositing work across browsers while retaining Titan’s artwork, colors and navigation. Local interaction and rendering checks passed; confirmation on the affected Mac Safari installations is still needed.