Absurd discount.... only in WL?

Says 3,29€ for me. No discount.

Weird.
Did the same to me when adding it to my WL.

What happens when you add it to the cart from your wishlist? Does it show the normal price or does it bug even harder?

You know what's more absurd? Why it's on anyone's WL to begin with -_-

Must be some type of error that depends on the subnumber of the package, the opposite happened to me. Some discounted games disappeared from my wish list as if they were not added or had no price, for example this one: https://store.steampowered.com/app/691600/Mission_1545/ ,
but on the store page the game actually appeared on the wishlist.

It's due to this bundle:

https://steamdb.info/bundle/26108/

They keep setting it to 95-98% discount for sales and then shortly after they set it to no price at all so that it disappears from the store until they set it to normal again which is usually when the sale is over. Seems like the WL didn't catch up yet or maybe because the bundle is technically still set to have a store page, the WL still takes it into account.

I found something similar during the last sale of Space Wolves (soon to be removed). The cut the price so much that 1 or 2 of the games dlc got bellow some steam thereshold about pricing, the devs didnt noticed in time because of regional pricing- so converting to regional pricing +amount of cut the dlc would be bellow some minimum price thereshold (or something like that, wasnt quite explained).
I believe it isnt a global minimum price for steam, but some publisher self defined/agreed upon minimum, or its related to regions too (like if steam have to pay in eu to a publisher, idk).

Point is it was clear some parts of the store code are oblivious to that while others not. So for example the bundle/package that included all dlc showed then, and their price, and so did the wishlist- but not the actual store page... and same thing happened, they couldnt even be added to the cart.

When coding a service like steam its usual for different areas kind of run on different code or even idependently (like steam community vs store, vs actual game downloads, workshop etc), mismatchs can happen- and this sort of exceptional rule is done with added code on top of normal code. At some point steam added those checks but failed to realize where they put it would only affect some areas not all. I bet a dev put the code where it should be, under some function or css rule that should apply to a user entire storefront but wishlist and packages dont actually following that rule.

Sadly the cart does.