Guild Wars 2

Which IDs did not return any info? You can try to get information about them via the items endpoint, and check what items are those exactly. As a wild guess, those might be the items that are potentially sell-able, but have never been obtained by the players (e.g. items that are not available in the game yet).

Not sure if it has already been discussed, but it would be nice to be able to get the list of items (and the amount of gold) waiting to be picked up from the trading post.

{
  "coins" : 12345,
  "items" : 
  [
    {
          "item_id" : 12345,
          "quantity" : 1
    },
    {

          "item_id" : 54321,
          "quantity" : 15
    }
  ]
}

Yep, the issue is gone now, thanks!

Since a couple of days ago I’ve been getting tons of 503 erros when trying to access the api. They pop up randomly, on any endpoint and without any apparent reason. Is there anything going on with the servers?

Also, is there any limit on the request rate to the API for each particular client?

Yes, you will be able to craft more minis. Holiday events do not change from year to year (mostly), so everything that was available @ last Wintersday will be available this time as well.

they have said they know when and how she will die

Could you possibly tell us when and where have they mentioned it?

GW1 had some fox references (skills: Fox Fangs, Golden Fox Strike, Fox’s Promice, Way of the Fox; an item named Fox’s Greed), so I’d guess foxes exist somewhere in Tyria?

Actually, there are some bandits left, just not many. Which heart exactly are you talking about? Since the tower introduction, the map generally has become very unfriendly to players with adequate level (by which I mean lvls below 25 – the ones the map was designed for).

There can be two types of issues with this option, both have happend to me multiply times.

The first one is when the button is shown, but clicking it does nothing at all.
The second one is when the button simply does not show.

It appears to happen randomly, sometimes restarting the client would help, sometimes not.

Don’t misunderstand the figures. The fact that it increases the rate by 22% does not mean that you will get rare items from each mob with 22% chance (which is roughly 1 out of 4).

It means that if, for example, the rate for ItemA was 10%, with the 22% bonus the rate for you will now be

10% + (22% of 10%) = 12.2%.