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GOG Galaxy provides a download for the offline installers like I showed in my screenshot.
Use GOG Galaxy to download the offline installers then you get the protections Galaxy provides that a web browser doesn't on top of pressing a single button to download them all.
It will download the exe and all of the bin files to the same directory and then you can archive them however you want.
and I'll repeat what I already said:
" when downloading through a browser, if something happens like the browser crashes, you lose internet for an extended time, you accidently close the browser, power goes out, anything that disrupts the downloads you will have to start all over. On GOG Galaxy that isn't an issue the download will start off where the interruption happened."
I decided to bite the bullet and see for myself, just got CP ultimate now as it was on my to-get list anyway and I'd seen it on the cheap. There is just a single, download option in Extras which is cool. I'm well impressed. I couldn't find the download before when I was downloading Tomb Raider Legend so did it from the website. So in a nutshell, thanks for mentioning that!
Not with GOG files, it's always been like that since 2008. You'll have to start over anytime an interruption happens.
Now that I think about it, never ever seen any place ever allow downloading from interruption spot with web browser downloading. You'll need to provide a site that does that I can test to believe it.