I'm sorry if this has been asked a million times, but I think I'm in a particular situation, and I couldn't find any answers by using the search bar.
I'm currently in France, but I want to pay for Cyberpunk with an American debit card. In the US the game is $60, but in France the game is $70.
Logically, because I'm paying with an American debit card, in USD, from an American bank, with money that was earned in America, I think I should be paying $60, not $70. Taking $10 from me even though I'm paying with American money seems like straight-up theft.
I tried entering my American card number as well as my American PayPal account into the checkout section, but both times it still told me I would be charged $70.
What can I do to not be charged extra even though I am paying with American money? I won't be back in the US for quite a while, so simply moving isn't an option for me.

Regional pricing applies to location, not the credit card. You pay the price of the country you're in when you buy the game. Sometimes it works in your favor and sometimes it's more expensive.

That's quite a bummer to hear. But thank you for the help anyway.