We are not asking GOG to provide support services for [insert an old OS] users forever, just that they should leave us their latest compatible version should they ever end up releasing a newer version that is no longer compatible with that OS.

It is bad enough that many DOS games here can't be run easily or at all on original hardware, but at least GOG never promised them to be DOS compatible, so I will just have to dig up my physical copies whenever I want to run those games on my 486.

The answer is yes, but this is only the case for the Complete (formerly GOTY) Edition. With the original + DLCs, things become... weird.

I assume that's a temporary thing. Still, it's shocking that CDPR actually sorta pulled trough with this.

OMG, why was it necessary to build this... construction with game as bonus instead of just adding one more ID to database like Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition?

Cool to see. This means I might actually bother to buy it at some point once I get a new computer.

It shows the "GOTY Classic" for download but when I try I get "404 Not Found"

It also says it's 1.32 but the link shows it's still 1.31 (9709)

For what I read, it's better that the version is 1.31, more mods are compatible with it, plus the patch is still available for download. Now, respect the not found, we should try to reach staff support.