cogadh: Really/? I thought he only legit places (as in not a sketchy key re-seller) that aren't selling GOG keys are Amazon and Steam. Actual name-brand retailers like Gamestop (US) are supposedly selling GOG keys just like they always have, apparently with GOG/CDPR approval.
ElTerprise: Well that
tweet is pretty clear about it...
Not really. It just confuses the issue more. Like I said, Gamestop, a large video game retailer in the US as well as much of the world (somewhere around 6-7000 stores worldwide under the names Gamestop, EB Games and Micromania), is currently selling PC downloads of Witcher 3 at the same 10% pre-order discount that everyone else has. In the instructions for the downloads, it specifically says you need a GOG.com account in order to get the game. Gamestop is known for having some consumer-unfriendly used game policies, but they are not known at all for being an illegitimate key seller.
EDIT - In fact, the responses to that tweet also mention a few other known legitimate stores selling GOG keys, like the Humble Bundle store. It seems that it was just a poorly worded response to the Green Man Gaming debacle. GMG is not a legitimate seller, and there are very likely more than just GMG at fault here, but there appear to still be retailers other than GOG.com that are fully authorized to be selling GOG keys.
