No, there isn't. CDPR's priorities have always resided in other areas (like the quality, consistence and meaningful writing and storyline, quest design and memorable NPC's). Bethesda's offerings are the exact opposite of this (shallow, poorly written, filled with repetitive and uninspired fetch quests etc.).

I wouldn't presume to speak for anyone but myself, but I am willing to bet fans of CDPR's previous work (myself included) would like Cyberpunk 2077's gameplay and focus to stay as far away from the likes of Skyrim and Fallout 4 as possible (I guess having the mod support that Bethesda's games have would be nice, but that's about it when it comes to things worth borrowing from those shallow and generic games).

Also I don't know what exactly you mean by "life simulator" but it brings to my mind unpleasent thoughts of the likes of "The Sims" or "Second Life" and that would most certainly not be a good fit for this game either.

As far as I'm concerned all your suggestions have no place in CDPR's games (or any dev looking to create a quality RPG that would be remembered for decades to come. But we'll see in a couple of months what kind of game Cyberpunk will be.