country code for europe

[The HopelessGamer™]

Anyone know the steam country code for europe?

?cc=eu does not work....

[ReBoot]

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AUS still has higher prices then what US has even though the currency is USD for both US and AUS. Steam does not support the AUD currency yet...

So prices are high and low depending on the location and tax, vat, etc etc....

No, I'm talking specifically about EU.

AFAIK you can't have different prices for different countries in EU itself.

Tip: Pick Germany. Were among the richer EU countrues so we get the highest prices.

[The HopelessGamer™]

Well... Whats the country code that is for this currency symbol: "€"

That symbol is the Euro currency symbol. Steam supports EUR and thats ?cc=EU does not do anything.. Yet steam is supposed to support it from what i have read here:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8360-wejc-2625

[ReBoot]

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Well... Whats the country code that is for this currency symbol: "€"

That symbol is the Euro currency symbol. Steam supports EUR and thats ?cc=EU does not do anything..

The country code is this of any country in the € zone. Pick one. Again, i recommend Germany (DE).

[Cathulhu]

There is no such thing as Euro is a currency, used in several countries in the European Union.
What you are looking for is a country code, not a currency code. And the country codes do not work anymore since the introduction of the Steam country region setting.

Again, use Steamdb.info or Enhanced Steam to see prices from other regions.

[The HopelessGamer™]

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There is no such thing as Euro is a currency, used in several countries in the European Union.
What you are looking for is a country code, not a currency code. And the country codes do not work anymore since the introduction of the Steam country region setting.

Again, use Steamdb.info or Enhanced Steam to see prices from other regions.

Well they do because its what im using in my website.

https://store.steampowered.com/?cc=ca

CA = Canadian dollar

My website:
https://www.steamwishlistcalculator.com/

My website is steam related so in theory it is not exactly advetising... Im not being payed for anything on it either.

My websites safe, as i made it i garrentee it. Iv just finished fixing up one of the currencies iv recently added as iv been adding new currency options to it.

The Steam Store Web Api does not support any "GetWishlist" Functions that i know of as for why my website does not use it and as for why i had to find another method of getting prices in different currencies. So the country codes work a treat.

But thanks for the information guys i greatly appreciate the help!

[Cathulhu]

That's not Canadian Dollar, that's the country code for Canada. Has nothing to do with the currency.

[Washell]

Ca stands for Canada, the country. Not the currency.

[The HopelessGamer™]

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That's not Canadian Dollar, that's the country code for Canada. Has nothing to do with the currency.

Ik it does not stand for the currency but if you visit this website:
https://store.steampowered.com/?cc=ca

Using the country code on the end you will see the entire store front is in the Canadian Dollar...

[ReBoot]

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That's not Canadian Dollar, that's the country code for Canada. Has nothing to do with the currency.

You gotta admit, in case of Canadian dollars, country and currency are iterchangable. Canada implies Canadian dollar and Canadian dollar implies Canada. Of course, its not the same in the EU.

[Washell]

/?cc=de will give you Germany and thus euros.

[The HopelessGamer™]

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/?cc=de will give you Germany and thus euros.

Thanks mate!

[ReBoot]

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/?cc=de will give you Germany and thus euros.

Thanks mate!

A word of warning (since you ignored me previously saying the same with the warning attached): Germany is among the richer EU countries resulting in tier 3 prices. If you want tiers 1 or 2, you need a different country.

[The HopelessGamer™]

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/?cc=de will give you Germany and thus euros.

A word of warning (since you ignored my oreviousky saying the same with the warning attached): Germany is among the richer EU countries resulting in tier 3 prices. If you want tiers 1 or 2, you need a different country.

I think i will leave that one out for the time being. I am not sure yet. Ill need to do some research. But thanks for the help guys i reeally appreciate it!

I think steam may need to update their list of supported currencies... https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8360-wejc-2625

Clearly thats not all of them...

[ReV0LT]

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Thanks mate!

A word of warning (since you ignored me previously saying the same with the warning attached): Germany is among the richer EU countries resulting in tier 3 prices. If you want tiers 1 or 2, you need a different country.

Isn't tier-1 and tier-2 pricing not allowed anymore?

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/geoblocking

https://segmentnext.com/2016/02/18/steam-drops-2-tier-pricing-in-eu-increases-prices-for-games/

Or am I looking at things wrongly?

I mean, of course the VAT/sales/witholding tax rate will be different, which can affect prices, but ...

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I think steam may need to update their list of supported currencies... https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8360-wejc-2625

Clearly thats not all of them...

Well, they did include a disclaimer ..

The Steam store offers pricing in many currencies, including but not limited to:

[ReBoot]

Ill check later. All it takes is to ooen different EU store pagws, just dont want to do that on the phone.