Ok just to refresh. When I made my comment Poland was not mentioned. But I still see people saying things are not clear, when things are very much clear.
Let's recap.
The Witcher 3 boxed retail collector's edition all over the world except for Poland will not come with a GOG or Steam code.
The Witcher 3 boxed retail standard edition all over the world will not come with a GOG or Steam code.
CDP are self publishing in Poland and they can do what they want. If they want to add extra value into the retail collector's edition, that's their business. The collector's edition in Poland will be on a small scale compared to the world, so adding an "extra game" GOG code wouldn't effect them too much.
So. The Witcher 3 retail collector's edition in Poland will come with a GOG code.
The Witcher 3 retail standard edition in Poland will not come with a GOG code.
As I said before. The Witcher 3 at retail will not have DRM so it's install and play, one game. Adding a GOG or Steam code, is getting the digital version of the game, in other words, another game. In doing so, the retail disc or the code can then be sold off by users. Which is not a smart move. A $60 game is then turned into a $10 game because the disc or code was sold off. Not smart at all.
CDPR has also said that there are no plans, at least for now, for backup codes for The Witcher 3. That means no digital backup codes in the box.
So it's pretty clear.