So your main section is.... blank?

This reminds me of when some singer was told on Twitter "I won't be listening to you on Spotify anymore" and his reply was "oh no I need that penny!"

No, I could download and install the game through Galaxy itself, but I want to use the standalone backup installer. But there doesn't seem to be one for v2.0 onwards.

The game files contain all extra assets. Download CET, look up some commands (Google "CET how do I_") and you're good to go.

Dude I do not think those Twitch Prime drops are included. You have to pay subscriptions to sub to Twitch streamers to get those drops.

Go to https://www.gog.com/account

And if you wanna download it via Galaxy, then scroll to the very bottom of the Extras section, until you reach OFFLINE BACKUP INSTALLERS.
Cyberpunk 2077 2.01 99GB
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty 2.01 36GB

I just finished all endings of PL and the new additional one in CP2077 and experienced quite a few dialogue trees I was unable to select because of not having enough "skill" with my character being maxed out lvl 60. So what is this scaling supposed to do?
He meant that the items itself are already included in the game files and that you just have to use a modding tool (like the mentioned CET) to unlock those. In ome post all commands to unlock them were posted (would have to search were it was though - google might be faster ;)) . I tried it myself and they are working in fact. So yes, they expect you to pay on twitch or amazon or whatever but with the modding tool you can slap them right back and get those items anyway without any additional subscribing or paying ...

You mean those few marketing moves like a gun skin, armour and virtual mascot... Yup, a deal breaker. So if I don't buy 100 or so Fighers passes or amiiboa for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate it make mine cartridge for 60$ somehow inferior or DRMed? NOPE.

Thanks - I'm aware of the web installers, but that one is in 26 parts so I'd rather not use it. As for Galaxy, I swear the 2.01 installer is just not showing up for me under 'Offline Backup Installers'. Maybe it only appears if you have Phantom Liberty? I'm planning to buy the expansion, but haven't yet as I'm busy with other games.

well dur

All offline installers are in parts. Galaxy may show it as a single entry, but it'll download the same 26 files.

Is the city ambience still sucks ? ( stupid , cloned NPCs , empty areas , closed buildings )

Honestly i was expecting to see a cyberpunk city like the one in the Bladerunner films .

I never thought that the ambience sucks -quite the opposite. Yes, some NPCs are looking the same and yes, quite a lot of stores are closed ... but the more you change this the more performance wold be needed and I am honestly wondering if it would be a good idea to do this. Let's be honest here: we are following quests and side missions along with collecting A LOT of stuff and doing this alone I have now sunk over 200 hours into the game (with only a few cars and iconic weapons still missing). I don't feel the need to check out every single store ... I have enough of those on my map that ARE accessible and I have tons of items available already. Especially in the new area they have quite a lot additional and different characters and I really notice that performance is worse here. I prefer to have good performanece and being able to play normally with fluid gameplay when enjoying the extremely detailed environment (nearly every stone and every graffitti tells a story) than being able toenter every building inside the game. This is a game after all and not a city simulation. Of course that is just my opinion but I wanted to post it anyway :)

Let me shed some light on this:

There seems to be a (non universal) bug in the latest Galaxy versions where the "Extras" tab doesn't get updated properly.
Look at the attached screenshots. Both were taken a few minutes ago on two different PCs with two different Galaxy versions.

Mostly it's supposed to ruin characterization and narrative and it does a great job.

In terms of mechanics what it means is that skill checks are no longer set from the start, they're set in accordance to V's level at the time you first come across those skill checks in the game world.

In practical terms it leads to situations like this, you interact with a front line charismatic character and in order to get more dialogue from that character you need to pass a skill check of X in attribute Y.

Fast forward 15 or 20 levels and you're now interacting with a secondary choom with the charisma of a baked potato only now, on account of the level ups, the requirement to pass the skill check is 2X or 3X that of the front line character..

The next character you meet is always going to be the most badass, or the coolest choom ever because V keeps levelling up.

And you can't counter it. You can counter enemy level scaling with perk efficiency - aka, progression linearity - but this you can't counter, you'll have have to fight with it by either metagaming meaningful skill checks (main chars, companions, (potential) love interests) and try to plan progression accordingly - even more progression linearity - or by walking around with enough attribute points in your pocket to allocate as needed - simply ludicrous.

Outside of dialogues this also applies to other checks like forcing doors open, containers and such. So if you spot a door at level 2 the body skill check is, say, 5. But if you miss it early on and only spot the same door at level 15 or 20 the body req jumps to 10 or 15 or whatever.

So in reality with each level up V is in fact getting weaker. And less cool. And less everything.

With each level up V becomes objectively all around less capable in the game world they inhabit.