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Hello everyone.

I am currently having problems downloading the offline version 2.21 of Cyberpunk 2077. Most downloads stop after a short time and cannot be downloaded even after several attempts.

Does anyone else have problems downloading?


Many thanks and best regards
This question / problem has been solved by DenizOezmenimage
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Odyx: Hello everyone.

I am currently having problems downloading the offline version 2.21 of Cyberpunk 2077. Most downloads stop after a short time and cannot be downloaded even after several attempts.

Does anyone else have problems downloading?

Many thanks and best regards
There are a number of parts that absolutely refuse to download, and I get the message the file cannot be found when the browser is trying to save the temp file. But it's just 3 parts of the main program. Haven't yet tried the DLC
Yes, I had this problem as well. Luckily, most files went through and only two aborted persistently.

My rough guess is that not all of GOG's CDN servers have the files, since the downloads fail with a 404 error code. So it probably depends on the luck of draw whether the bytes you are served come from a server that has the file or not.

In the end, I switched to wget to download the problematic files:

1. Start a download in the browser.
2. Copy the URL of the running download and cancel it.
3. Issue the following command:

wget -t 0 -c --retry-on-http-error=404 https://your_copied_download_link

This takes some patience, but the download will finish eventually.
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DenizOezmen: Yes, I had this problem as well. Luckily, most files went through and only two aborted persistently.

My rough guess is that not all of GOG's CDN servers have the files, since the downloads fail with a 404 error code. So it probably depends on the luck of draw whether the bytes you are served come from a server that has the file or not.

In the end, I switched to wget to download the problematic files:

1. Start a download in the browser.
2. Copy the URL of the running download and cancel it.
3. Issue the following command:

wget -t 0 -c --retry-on-http-error=404 https://your_copied_download_link

This takes some patience, but the download will finish eventually.
Unfortunately, this does not work for the files I'm having issues with. They download to almost the end, then consistenly abort. I'll wait for the GoG techs to fix their servers, probably overloaded or something. The DLC is worse btw, half of the files start and abort halfway through and keep aborting at that specific point.
I sincerely hope GOG support can help. Last time I contacted them for a broken offline installer download, the answer more or less boiled down to "if downloading does not work, use Galaxy".