143520-guys-your-login-page-is-in-german

== Content ==
			When clicking 'log on' here in the forums I was sent to a German text version of the login page. Repeatedly. Seems a bit odd that the English forums would send customers to the German login page. Just a heads up. 	
----
			
Aber Deutsch ist eine wunderbare Sprache
 
I joke...
 
Are you entering the forums via the NA website?  http://www.wildstar-online.com/en/?  Just triple check as that 'EN' at the end is important. If you've just searched for wildstar via google for example you might have accidentally selected the European log in page in error and now your search has remembered that as your go to. Try entering the NA site mentioned and if you are still seeing German then  it's likely you have accidentally swiped over the other language button ( touch pad mouses are notorious for this) and it's translating the English to German. Sometimes if you have clogged up your search engine with a tone of addons it can cause this translating bug as well. Lastly did you sign up/into the EU realms and now switching to NA? The website might be automatically sending you to the European page, if that's the case just make sure that 'EN' is at the end to send you back to NA page.
 
Viel Glück
 
EDIT: I'm not having this issue so that's why I've posted some options to help you out in case it's on your end.
			
				
	Edited October 16, 2015 by KibbIes	
----
			When you're at that forum login page, scroll down and look at the bottom right. There's a language selector.	
----
			Turn off Tor.	
----
			
{| class="blockquote"
When you're at that forum login page, scroll down and look at the bottom right. There's a language selector.
----
			Somebody hide the Lopp. Quick!	
----
			
Your German problem continues. 
 
I went to https://shop.wildstar-online.com/product/ncoinwhich is a page on your site that is in English (was interested in seeing the value of NCoins in dollars). I clicked on the "Buy Now" button. Note: "Buy Now" is English. This pops up:
Look, like I've said before, it's not the German that bothers me. I can understand most of it. Chrome offers to quickly translate it. The problem is, it's unprofessional. A link on an English language page should not go to a German language page. There are people out there that will be turned off from your game when they can't even get your website to deliver content to them in their own language. I doubt your customers in Germany would be happy if their version of your site kept popping up pages in English. 
I'm bringing this up because it's a mild annoyance to me, but more importantly, it makes you look bad. And I want WildStar to succeed. 	
----
			
In most cases there is an automatic language selection defined by your local computer language selection. Chrome sometimes messes this up, did you try a different browser?
 
Edit: The other case I can imagine is that you are behind a proxy. Or maybe your ISP frequently bought new IP's and they are not in the database of being "english-related". Depends on the technique they are using to autoselect the language, local computer language or "IP from XYZ".
			
				
	Edited October 23, 2015 by Charmz81	
----
			
{| class="blockquote"
In most cases there is an automatic language selection defined by your local computer language selection. Chrome sometimes messes this up, did you try a different browser?
 
Edit: The other case I can imagine is that you are behind a proxy. Or maybe your ISP frequently bought new IP's and they are not in the database of being "english-related". Depends on the technique they are using to autoselect the language, local computer language or "IP from XYZ".
----
			Wait, another (and my last) idea: Timezone on your machine?	
----
			Pacific time. Not sure how that could be the problem, but would be wild if it is. 	
----
			Ok, then it is not. Timezone is used sometimes to detect the language. I'm just thinking of every possible cause. :D	
----
			
This is what I got when I clicked a Buy Now buttonI still feel this is on your end somewhere. Especially if 
 
{| class="blockquote"
This is nice and all, but I'm getting tired of having to do this every time I follow the link form the English forum to the login page. You'd think that if you're following a link on the North American forums that you'd get to the English login page. I mean, that makes sense, right? Web Design 101, I'd think. I don't have a problem with German, I just don't know why I'm having to keep doing this extra step. 
 
----