Zmare: Requires a pc reboot just to recover. Far Cry 3 & Witcher 2 haven't launched in forever. I have literally hundreds of other titles, older & newer, that run without issue. Yes I'm using a multi-core processor, it's 2025. Can we PLEASE check to see if games sold on GOG actually launch on a current pc? It's kinda the whole point.
"Requires reboot" sounds Windows update related. As timppu said, half the time it's the
newer OS's (ie, W11's endless borked updates) that's breaking stuff far more often than the older OS's ever did.
Zmare: NO, I don't want to go on an "try this" expedition to edit some obscure file hidden god knows where.
It's understandable people want things pre-tweaked but at the end of the day, PC's aren't consoles. A fix that might be needed for nVidia / AMD / Intel GPU's (
example for Fallout 3) may be counter-productive if forced on the other two. A mod that fixes UI scaling
could come in 3 different versions (1440p vs 4k vs Ultrawide), etc, and no store can just pick one and force it on everyone, you have to add the one you are using personally. Lots of examples like this where expecting one set of pre-supplied fixes with zero tweaking on a platform stretching back 50 years and spanning tens of thousands of different hardware combinations is unrealistic.
For 32-bit games (eg, Witcher 2), Large Address Aware can fix out of memory errors. For Far Cry 3 there's various tweaks you could try (eg, use DX9 instead of DX11) assuming "doesn't launch at all" isn't Ubisoft Connect DRM related in the first place, as there's nothing GOG can do about games they don't sell.