BOTLOBBIESHow do I change the website language and keep it when opening other pages?
Use the language selector on the website. The chosen interface language is saved when browser storage is available, and a valid language in a shared URL takes priority when that page first opens.
Choose the interface language explicitly
The website supports twenty interface languages and may download the selected catalog when it is not already included in the page. Wait for the selector and page text to settle after choosing another language, especially on a slow connection. A failed catalog download should preserve the usable page rather than silently accepting an incomplete translation. You can retry the choice once connectivity improves. Your typed player name, password, and other personal values are not supposed to be translated along with interface labels.
Understand what happens to shared links
A link containing a supported lang parameter can open the page in that language even if the browser previously saved another choice. The repair in this version also saves those initial choices for languages already bundled with the page, keeping subsequent legal pages consistent. If browser storage is blocked, the currently opened page can still use its selected language, but another navigation may fall back to browser preferences. Do not interpret that limitation as a change to your Epic or website identity.
Know which text may remain in its original language
Interface translation is different from rewriting every external notice or article. The status page deliberately preserves provider incident messages in their original language, and existing guides can identify themselves as English content. Item names, usernames, and diagnostic identifiers may also be preserved rather than replaced. If you find a genuine interface label in the wrong language, report the selected language and exact screen. A cropped example is more useful than switching account credentials to try to change an unrelated text preference.