This item is currently unavailable in your region, good luck finishing your queue.

[no]

Having to post this on my alt. I've finished 5 discovery queues and for all of them, and I mean ALL, the last item is unavailable in my region, and therefore all the queues end abruptly with me not receiving the card and having to restart to no avail with no way to skip it. This has happened too many times to just be a coincidence. I used a browser proxy to see what it is and it just a petty scrabble game. I still don't understand how steam can be so broken after all this time.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/403130
^The game in question.

[cheavyIZspy]

I just see Error. Same happened to me, but going back and forth got me a different pick.

[muckymucks]

Go to the game's store page and click "not interested" then try going through your queue again. That might cancel out the game from showing up.

[no]

Originally posted by muckymucks:

Go to the game's store page and click "not interested" then try going through your queue again. That might cancel out the game from showing up.

I can't click not interested because I can't get onto the product page because of the region restriction. Please learn to read.

[muckymucks]

Originally posted by no:

Originally posted by muckymucks:

Go to the game's store page and click "not interested" then try going through your queue again. That might cancel out the game from showing up.

I can't click not interested because I can't get onto the product page because of the region restriction. Please learn to read.

I read it. I didn't know you couldn't even look at a store page if it was restricted in your region. Looks like you're screwed.

[Black Blade]

Someone once found a way to get rid of these games, il try to find that work around

[no]

I think I fixed it. Some furious googling discovered that I could use a javascript command to bypass it. Just got my card.
The command in question is below, just in case anyone's interested.

 $J.post("/app/7", { sessionid: g_sessionID, appid_to_clear_from_queue: 251610 }); 

Well apparantly the code is blocked, lel. Nevermind.

[Black Blade]

Originally posted by no:

I think I fixed it. Some furious googling discovered that I could use a javascript command to bypass it. Just got my card.
The command in question is below, just in case anyone's interested.

 $J.post("/app/7", { sessionid: g_sessionID, appid_to_clear_from_queue: 251610 }); 

Well apparantly the code is blocked, lel. Nevermind.

Ya that is it good find..

Have link to the source? i like to just have a link on my linking page

[Black Mambo № 5]

Originally posted by no:

I think I fixed it. Some furious googling discovered that I could use a javascript command to bypass it. Just got my card.
The command in question is below, just in case anyone's interested.

 $J.post("/app/7", { sessionid: g_sessionID, appid_to_clear_from_queue: 251610 }); 

Well apparantly the code is blocked, lel. Nevermind.

How do you even execute this code? Same way we did that Monster game thingy via Google Chrome console?

[Black Blade]

Originally posted by Black Mambo № 5:

How do you even execute this code? Same way we did that Monster game thingy via console?

I think you add it to the end of your link, may be worng

[no]

I found the code here, replace 251610 with the appid of the product. Copy it from the url.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/3r2k4y/how_do_i_complete_discovery_queue_if_every_queue/

[Black Blade]

Originally posted by no:

I found the code here, replace 251610 with the appid of the product. Copy it from the url.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/3r2k4y/how_do_i_complete_discovery_queue_if_every_queue/

Thanks

[Azeras]

That javascript method worked out. This made my day, thank you :-)

[Endikammi]

Originally posted by no:

I found the code here, replace 251610 with the appid of the product. Copy it from the url.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/3r2k4y/how_do_i_complete_discovery_queue_if_every_queue/

Thank you!

[Duckilous]

Originally posted by no:

I think I fixed it. Some furious googling discovered that I could use a javascript command to bypass it. Just got my card.
The command in question is below, just in case anyone's interested.

 $J.post("/app/7", { sessionid: g_sessionID, appid_to_clear_from_queue: 251610 }); 

Well apparantly the code is blocked, lel. Nevermind.

You can still view the code when you quote it.