I don't understand your problem. I thought you could add non-Steam games to Steam and use Steam to start them up.
That Wither 3 is DRM-free should make that even easier...

Yeah, I read your previous post just after I had posted mine.
I've actually seen a few games in recent times that put their executables in a folder called "bin". Even the Unreal games did something like that, where the .exe was in a directory named "system".

I am very happy some people helped you.

On these gog.com forums we are free to talk about whatever we want and hate whatever we want.

Unlike the Steam forums we are not fucking restricted here.

Enjoy your stay at gog.com.

I already said that I fixed the problem? Are you even reading what people are saying? I mean come on dude...

I think John and tort need to go to the corner and have a time out. You aren't helping. :P

You are making me not want to use GoG even more and I hope you get banned. You are what make the internet toxic and can fall off a cliff troll.
Atleast Tort isnt being a douchebag and making a viable point. John is just being toxic and trying to make GoG look toxic as a community.

You know what call me a troll all you want.

I was just simply saying why it's so hard for people to use 2 clients.

nvm

Stick around a while. XD

I already said that I figured out the problem. Can you read the rest of the thread before posting please? I am done talking this thread has become crazy toxic. Thanks again for your help to those that helped. I am done. Bye

I guess there's a big misunderstanding here.
Many people here don't like being tied to any client, that's why Galaxy is still optional and not used by a big part of the core audience (like me). You can run Witcher 3 just fine without any client, just like any other game you buy here, which makes me wonder where the problem should lie in integrating it in Steam since it's DRM free but that is resolved already anyway.
Galaxy was primarily made for people who are supposed to migrate from Steam and for some reason like such clients, obviously this plan doesn't work very well atm.

Personally I don't care which service people are using as long as they know and consider every alternative which even includes the small shops which as of late mostly have become key-resellers.

I don't get the meaning of this integration of non-Steam games into Steam, where's the upside compared to running it without any client (including Galaxy)?
Maybe I'm just old, but I don't get this whole client thing outside of multiplayer stuff.

Sorry. :)
My Internet connection is playing tricks on me.

You should be able to install the game and add it to your Steam library via a shortcut. Other than that, no, the freebie was to promote GOG; if you're desperate for a Steam version you'll simply need to buy it on Steam or from somebody who sells Steam keys.

nvm

Sorry to the OP. :)
It was not my intention to be a bother.