Titan Development Log

Eligible defeats in ten original beastmen strongholds, including Ghelsba Outpost, can now produce Blue and Brown Treasure Caskets using the same drop chance and rewards as Titan's other eligible zones.

Brown caskets use the in-game two-digit puzzle, hints, and limited attempts; Blue caskets use their familiar native interaction. Updated client event and text files are delivered through the launcher.

Lower Jeuno now excludes off-map cutscene props from ordinary spawn packets. This addresses flickering or missing NPCs and untargetable Auction Counters. An in-game visual check remains pending.

Thief and Ranger Recruits can temporarily use level-appropriate crossbows and enfeebling bolts, then return to their normal ranged setup. They skip an enfeebling effect already present on the target.

The Mercantile Guild page now lets a signed-in adventurer search era-appropriate recipes and see crafts available from their selected Main character's materials. Guild orders make the normal-quality result without a synthesis failure and deliver it to the Mog House delivery box.

Each character may have one unfinished order at a time. Placing an order reserves available materials and a chosen maximum gil budget. The Guild can source missing ingredients from its stock, eligible player Auction House listings, and verified shops. The crafting fee is 20% of the item's vendor value; purchased ingredients add their cost plus 20%.

Cancelling returns the full reserved gil and the character's materials. Purchased supplies remain with the Guild. Orders wait safely when stock, delivery space, or inventory space is unavailable.

Mission battlefields again enforce their scripted level caps. The Rank 2 Shadow Dragon mission is level 25, the Rank 5 Fei'Yin mission is level 50, and capped Chains of Promathia missions retain their configured limits. Players may bring Recruits to encounters that allow them; generated Recruits sync to the player's effective level.

All 15 Shattering Stars Maat fights now admit one player and disallow Trusts and generated Recruits, preserving the solo level-break challenge. The other level-break fights keep their existing party rules.

TitanGambits now starts all 22 player jobs with empty Gambit sheets. Players can add and order their own rules in the editor. This change does not alter server-controlled Recruit combat AI.

The updated addon clears existing player job sheets once on each installation when it loads. It first preserves each previous job file as a local backup beside the sheet. A completion marker keeps later updates from clearing rules players add after this reset.

Version 2.2.225 is available through the launcher-managed addon download. Recruit priorities, parser and experience data, named Trust files, and character switches are unchanged.

Enabled fishing across Titan, including the fishing-related quests that depend on it. Players can now cast with a fishing rod and bait at valid fishing spots.

The map server reloaded the setting without a restart. Local Lua validation and live settings-reload checks passed; an in-game catch has not yet been confirmed.

Titan Launcher 1.5.60 includes Mousefix and enables it by default at startup. The launcher loads the addon and runs /mousefix on; players can turn Mousefix off in the Addons list or use /mousefix off during a session.

The launcher and installer are Microsoft-signed, and the addon is available through launcher-managed Ashita updates. Automated launcher and packaging checks passed; broader live game compatibility remains to be confirmed.