Haven't quite replayed everything on 2.0 but it's pretty clear that they fixed the combat and loot design, which were my sole complaints with the original release. I can now pretty confidently say Cyberpunk 2077 is the greatest traditional open world (as in, quest markers and checklists) game ever made, the story is still as fantastic as ever, and it has some of the most immersive character building and combat systems ever.

Also anyone playing for the first time should 200% watch edgerunners before this as that + this game probably makes one of the most thematically coherent and immersive narratives ever.

Yeah it's just kinda OK. Still hate real-time with pause combat so that's doing it no favors here, they attempted to improve the system relative to BG by having timers show for rounds but that still doesn't get around the general clunkiness of it, but they also doubled down on the worst parts of it by having yet more hard to target and track abilities and the fights take FOREVER.
I can't make any huge comments on the story since I only got through act 1 and a bit of act 2, but it's alright. They managed to make the whole evil empire and factions system work well and not make good choices abundantly obvious, but the dialogue is still a little to game-y at times due to that system.
Overall, I'm gonna drop this one for now, but it'll probably be worth it to you if you like real-time with pause combat.

Arkham Asylum feels like the tech demo for this game. The Hyrule Field-esque mini open world design works perfectly here and the collectables actually felt a little more worth collecting, not to mention the vastly improved movement and arsenal. Unfortunately it still suffers in the story department, the first 2 thirds of this game are absolute peak Batman, but that last chunk has some pretty spotty voice acting and the ending (aside from THAT part that's been spoiled everywhere by now) is appallingly predictable and happens way too fast.