Gonna hold off until more fixes are done, played at launch and it left a very bad impression due to the state it was released in.

Why don't I own the Ultimate RED Collection if I own ALL the games from CD Project?

For the same reason why, for example deluxe editions are not marked as owned although you have individually purchased and own all the deluxe extras + the base game?

Because in this industry it pays off to be a late adopter.

Unironically finished the game on patch 1.1 and greatly enjoyed it. Not trying to dismiss complaints as unsubstantiated, but I had a good time playing this.

Seriously... it's just a grey checkmark, man... Yeah, so did I. I put 70 hours or so on it at launch, and really enjoyed it. I wanted to dive right back in after I beat it to try out some other builds, but decided to wait for some DLC / patches.

Certainly some bugs and stuff while playing it, but the game was extremely stable on my end. I never had a single crash in my playtime, and that's the more important thing for me.

I already own every game in this collection - with the exception of CP 2077.
I would be willing to change that, if you'd offer me the same 66% discount on Cyberpunk...

;)

But it's something that GOG should fix, because in some promos you can click some "choose all" button, and one would intuitively expect that such button only chooses games that you don't own.

I seem to recall this was very confusing at least with Shenmue III launch. There was the game (with no DLCs), there was the Deluxe Edition (with DLCs), there was a season pass for DLCs (why, one could ask, if the Deluxe version already exists), and you could also buy individual DLCs separately.

Instead of just buying all, you need to actively study what to buy. And if after buying everything in some form, you don't get everything marked as already owned, the system is seriously broken.

Steam has this better covered, although they have some annoyances of their own. Like if you click some "game + DLCs" button there's some combo price, but if you put those same files into your shopping cart individually, the price is different. But at least after you have bought them there, they are marked as owned in every package.

Not paying a single rusty copper for Cyberpunk until it becomes EXACTLY the game that was promised us.

The game isn't even fixed for god sake. Most of the problems are fixed by outside modders and barely any progress was made by CDPR teams. The cops just spawn further away while a modder made it so they actually spawn and chase you, But when you bank on diversity and not the talent you can expect a lot more broken games by CDPR.

The game is also still censored when it comes to nudity so it's cyberpunk the woke edition.

Same here. But I'm not interested in CP 2077. :p

Maybe it will get improved at some point, and I've even said it could be better, but it is what is. Every store has their own little "issues", and none of them are perfect. GOG is aware of the complaint, and we'll see what happens, but I'd imagine if it was some easy "fix" they'd do it.

I will say though is that I've never been confused on what I own, or what I've bought in the past. I highly doubt most people do, in fact. GOG will even tell you and warn you if you try to buy something you already own.

Finished the game a while ago (and enjoyed it quite a bit) so I can't speak for the current state but I'm pretty sure I could run around butt-naked with my digital wiener flapping about if I wanted to. Same with your lady bits and bo(o)bs, in case you went with the female option.
Granted it was (probably still is?) limited to the inventory screen but one of the first mods got rid of that limitation in no time.

should have called it the Ultimate RED Suits need Money Collection