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Closest I can think of is the "Anniversary Edition" of Skyrim, which was nothing more than a collection of DLC packs, but you could still play the downgraded version all you wanted if you didn't get it - or didn't connect to Steam.
Meant to quote your reply. That brings a lot of peace of mind. I didn't want to lose XI for posterity. And I enjoy it for what it is
However, save file progress is also kept separate between the 2 versions.