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BrainFlush

Every Steam link I click on is in Korean

I don't know how it got like this and yes I haven't googled it but I figure why not ask here.

Thank you for any help with this.

1 decade ago*

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CHTonRage

Simple, you probably set the cc in korean. To change it back, use this.

1 decade ago
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BrainFlush

So I clicked on your link and it is still in Korean even with the cc=us at the end, or am I doing this wrong?

1 decade ago
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CHTonRage

Try changing the language.

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BrainFlush

This worked how it ever got to that IDK but WTF. Thank you both for helping. And I feel really retarded.

1 decade ago
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CHTonRage

No worries, you probably selected the language when you're trying to access your steam account.

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SentoX

I think the link is actually http://store.steampowered.com/?cc=us

At least that one is working for me.

1 decade ago
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CHTonRage

You guys are so late, it's language only. Not the country store.

EDIT: And yeah, I forgot that ?.

1 decade ago
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Hanneman213

Delete the cookies!

1 decade ago
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CHTonRage

NO!

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SlappyBag

I have the same issue in the browser.

When I trade with people oversea's it is nice to see what the game prices are for them for I use the cc=gr or cc=au or whatever it may be.

My steam store in-browser is currently in german or something. Google chrome just auto-translates it though.

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CHTonRage

Like I was saying above, it's just the language.

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Kazuun

Language is one thing, but checking prices in different currencies is another one.

Dolar vs Euro vs Russian store for example. I use "Steam US", "Steam RU" in Google etc to switch prices. Last one I entered that way will be my "default" store when I click on links etc.

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CHTonRage

Check my thread above, I asked him to try it already, it's the language.

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BrainFlush

Thanks again now I know to check language if it ever happens again.

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Closed 1 decade ago by BrainFlush.