The field journal

The interface takes its cues from a survivor's expedition journal: warm paper, dark ink and restrained brass frames. Boss records keep their names, regions, health, return timers and drop actions together. On a roomy desktop, all twelve field bosses fit in one view.

Quests, special missions, discovered memories and automatic-hunt settings now use measured space instead of fixed small page limits. A mission's current objective and reward stay on its cover, while optional story details can be opened alongside it. The backpack and batch review also adapt to the available area, and equipment collections offer direct named choices.

Dungeon routes, guardians and rewards share the Hunting Atlas. Desktop away reports place the summary beside progression and party results. Account warnings keep recovery actions with their explanation, and short landscape layouts reserve room for party, backpack and return controls.

Large catalogs and long explanations still use pages when they exceed the available space. The chat keeps its message history scrollable. These changes organize existing information and preserve character progress, reward rules and transaction confirmations.