This is a special jumping puzzle added for the event. You can also get them from Candy Corn Veins, So if you find one in an event or have one in your home instance, be sure to use it for some free loot. There are three main events, and two mini-games. The Trick-or-Treat Bags in Guild Wars 2 are given out as loot bags when you complete these events. The core of the Halloween event is in the mini-games and events. The Shadow of the Mad King event runs through November 9, during that time you can take on various events for seasonal loot. True to seasonal form, there’s plenty of treats to be found. Dubbed Shadow of the Mad King, players will get to partake in a new battle to fight back the Mad King’s forces from this world.

I’d hate to see that change.Trick-or-Treat Bags in Guild Wars 2 are a part of the new Halloween event that landed this week. GW2’s community is, while not perfect, still of a much better quality than most other online games. My biggest concern is that F2P games tend to get infested by bots and rude players. I wonder if perhaps revenue is starting to plateau and they’re looking to get more market share. The last I heard, GW2’s financial model was doing very well. The F2P announcement is a BIG surprise though. However, given that several of their recent specs and the Revenant suggest they’re trying to give more varied roles to players, I’m hopeful the latter won’t come to pass. The last thing I was to see GW2 turn into is a “Need 25 more raiders, ZERK OR KICK” scenario. I just hope that it’s not going to turn into a multi-hour affair (already you struggle trying to find groups for the longest/less popular dungeon paths and higher-level Fractals), and that the raids are designed in such a way that other types of builds will be needed. I was kind of expecting raids to be the challenging content being added. I never would have expected GW2 to go f2p. Not all of them but enough to not pre-order. But so far I’ve been disappointed with the details. Got a few more characters to 80, maxed my crafting, gathered up ascended mats, bought a few more character slots. I think it’s possible they overhyped back when they announced it. Given the timing – relatively late in the PR campaign, and after all the drama about including the base game in the price for the expansion – I also have to wonder if HoT sales haven’t been as good as they’d hoped and expected. With ESO and a few other less successful games now also on the b2p model, GW2 has lost that edge. Other games were charging several hundred dollars for lifetime subs and everyone got that with GW2 for the base price. It effectively made GW2 much cheaper than their competitors. While certainly not the only contributor to their success, their cheaper b2p payment model would have played a significant part.

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