Guild Wars 2

A white backpiece that is neither soulbound nor account bound should be introduced into the game. This is so that back piece skins can be transmuted onto them to make them account bound rather then soul bound. I can understand why this was not included in release (with there only being the engineer starting backpack skin), but with the increasing amount of back piece skins from living story events it is becoming more and more needed with multiple characters.

Mike O’Brien.4613:

As a normal player of the game, you shouldn’t have to worry that you might get banned for doing something that you didn’t think was wrong. We know it’s a very serious action to ban an account, and we don’t want to take that action arbitrarily or subjectively.
~ MO

You say that but it’s not always true. My friend and guild mate recently got banned for sending 10g to another guild mate who needed it. He got banned for gold selling even though this wasn’t true. He appealed but was rejected and thus his account stayed banned. So yeah, it seems we do have to worry about getting banned for things we didn’t know were wrong.

I’d still live a developer comment on the subject though.

I’d feel a bit cheated if they were available the same way next year. I’d prefer them to be harder to obtain than they were this year, such as you have to combine next years skins plus the weapon type you want in the forge to get this years skins.

I don’t think this was considered gambling by the law as you were paying money for a chance to receive items which cannot be transferred back into money. You are paying for a chance at the item and not the chance to increase your money. But that’s also irrelevant to the question I asked.

Will the scythe, the greatsaw and the chainsword skins be limited to this year or will they be brought back for next years halloween?

Would you be able to add a variation of the recipe that allows for the use of Black Lion tools and pretty much everything that you get from the chest? They take up space and I just end up throwing them away.