Guild Wars 2

Recipe https://api.guildwars2.com/v1/recipe_details.json?recipe_id=9642 :

{"recipe_id":“9642”,“type”:“Dye”,“output_item_id”:“66200”,“output_item_count”:“1”,“min_rating”:“300”,“time_to_craft_ms”:“1000”,“disciplines”:[],“flags”:[],“ingredients”:[{"item_id":“12142”,“count”:"25"},
{"item_id":“12134”,“count”:"25"},
{"item_id":“12329”,“count”:"25"},
{"item_id":“12511”,“count”:"25"}]}

have output_item_id 66200 which not exist in item_details :

https://api.guildwars2.com/v1/item_details.json?item_id=66200

{"error":10,product,module,line,“text”:“invalid item_id”}

Its the same for recipes 9337 – 9660 …

Can anyone confirm that these recipes are actually in the game?

Recipe 9642 would be a Chef recipe, even though it isn’t specified by the API. I don’t have a chef to test this recipe in-game, but someone could go and try to discover it using the 4 ingredients.

IMHO If these recipes are not in game, then these recipes should not be even in api.

Depends on your definition of “in the game”. For me, it means that the item exists, and that there is a means of obtaining it. It’s possible for items to exist in the game that can (not yet|no longer) be obtained.

Following that mindset, I don’t care that much about this particular glitch if these recipes are not yet available in-game. In all probability, the problem would fix itself once these recipes do become available.

It’s just that I have no way to verify whether these recipes can or can’t be used in the game. Doesn’t seem like anyone cares enough to try this either.