Master_Chen: Hello and good dawn/morning/noon/day/evening/night/midnight to you, GOG.

I have a question to ask in regards to possible differences between GOG's offering of "Enhanced Edition" of first Witcher and Steam's "Director's Cut" rendition of it, which is supposedly "update 1.5" while non-Director's Cut is version "1.4", so what I'm wondering is: why GOG doesn't offer Director's Cut of Enhanced Edition of the first game for the purchase? GOG is CDPR's digital distribution service, a first party that directly delivers it's own in-house built gaming products, but why only Steam (a third party) has Director's Cut of Enhanced Edition while GOG only has just the non-Director's Cut Enhanced Edition to offer for the purchase?

Can someone here explain thoroughly/in detail to me why this is happening and maybe also as well fully list what are all the differences that the Director's Cut has over the non-Director's Cut version of Enhanced Edition of first Geralt game (if there's any differences at all, that is. It's supposed to be "update version 1.5 vs 1.4", after all, so there might be some significant changes taking place in Director's Cut release in comparison to the non-Director's Cut state of Enhanced Edition. Since "1.5" is greater than "1.4", I assume that Director's Cut is the most latest update to the game, so it probably should be better than the non-Director's Cut Enhanced Edition state of the game in some way)? I simply try to avoid purchasing an "inferior" release that might have less content, even despite the fact that GOG's versions in general don't have DRM of any kind (while Steam's games usually do, unless developers themselves remove them later). Tanks in advance to anyone for any decent answers provided in regards to these questions of mine.