Cyberpunk 2077 - Piggyback Interactive Map

I'm not paying for something that requires me to visit some other website, where I can't even download the interactive map. DRM like this is what's ruining GOG, and everything the site stands for.

If it's not a download, it doesn't belong on this site. I can get all my map info online for free. Maybe in a less consolidated format, but at zero cost.

I mean, this could be an in-game feature. Why sell it this way? It's awkward at best.

I'm not sure what this is doing on a DRM-free game platform. I've been trying to give CP77 a fair chance, but why is what appears to be a good map only found outside the game itself? And why is this map online-only (i.e., like DRM)? And why is this a separate purchase from the game itself? I've never heard of this piggyback thing until right this moment in time, but if an excellent map for Cyberpunk 2077 is available, then shouldn't it be found -within- Cyberpunk 2077? Is this a service that CDPR is farming out to a third party? What even is this? It's like everyone is just expected to be familiar with this service already. I am not, and as such, am in no way enticed to purchase this separate, outside-company add-on that doesn't actually function as an add-on. I have nothing but questions and none of them are answered by the product description.

Amazing that Cyberpunk 2077 is a Windows only game but yet this is can natively run on Linux. Please add Linux support for Cyberpunk and remove the DRM off this product.