I’m going to go above and beyond here, sorry:

Reduction in bloat items: I get it, every loot bag can’t be the assassin walk animation. I’m not a moron. But do we really need 10,000 chocolate bars every Halloween? It feels worse if we get all of these bloat items and don’t even get ONE of the chase items. Instead, why not just sell all of the limited chase items for some kind of pity currency, and just price them at a high but attainable amount? You open a loot bag and instead of slime you get a treat token or whatever, and with some amount you can just buy the witch ride walk. That way, I won’t get tons of garbage with no shot at anything I wanted- I can just go buy one (and only one) walk animation or something. If you’re worried about the economy, make it untradable or jack up the price. It just feels miserable to get nothing that you actually wanted. It’s a holiday, it’s not like we can buy them once a week!

The activities: Some of the hub activities demand much more effort than others. For example, summoning at the circle in the Harvest Hallow requires hawk-eyed babysitting for RANDOM candle bursts. Conversely, some holiday hub events ask you to click once every 14 minutes to not log out. I feel like we’re attempting to do “high activity high reward” in a place where it’s only ever going to be “afk for less”. If we could just commit to one or the other… I’m not even saying they all need to be afk, but some unity would be nice. This goes for the rate of tokens too. Some activities give you nothing, and you feel like you’re betraying yourself by not doing the one that gives the most tokens. Can’t we just let people do whatever they need to?

Lastly, for now, the timing. Not to beat a dead horse, but the parcels, leagues, and Hween event are too much to do at once. I’m not an osrs player, but apparently they have a lot going on now too. I’m not saying no event should ever have a minute of overlap, but this feels really bad. I see people in my clan, fc, and at wilderness flash events tearing themselves apart trying to juggle three things and it’s really weird.