No, but apparently Capcom is making a big deal of the games 10th anniversary so maybe if someone brought it to their attention on twitter or something they might remember it exists here.

Also, for what it is worth, someone tried to make a patch for it themselves. It didn't work for me, but it does for some people. Find more info about that over in this thread.

Many thanks for the response!

Yes, I posted on the general forum about the 10th anniversary. I don't use Twitter, but I will send Capcom an email.

Given that the official site for DDDA doesn't even mention GOG
https://i.imgur.com/Ac4RFz8.jpg
I wouldn't count on this.
We're officially abandoned :/

The patch can only adress the missing client side fixes. The pawn return problems are very likely located on the server side. So it would need to be fixed there too.

How can Capcom not get this bug fixed , I were slightly considering to buy the game at GOG but this bug made me change my mind, especially since it appears to have been fixed in the Steam version !

I used to theorize that Capcom has commited a slight by providing the new ish game to Steam's competitor, and then "the good guy Valve" got "sad" and so Capcom desperately tried to undermine said competitor's position by withdrawing the tech support for the game, like immediately.
but I suppose GOG market is simply too small, by comparison, to care, so Capcom simply doesn't.
Like, not even slight-ly ;)

The reality is much more simple: Capcom are a japanese company. Japanese companies don't like PC gaming (they are starting to open to it though) and they don't like not having DRM. That's it really.

They just don't care about GoG anymore.
Try finding any mention of the GoG release on https://dragonsdogma.com

For me it's even worse. I can't even get online. I'll always get the " Dragon's dogma servers are not available" All the time. Ever since i brought the game.

I have no such problems. Check your connection. And be sure GlaxyCommunication service is not blocked.

Same. First i hear about this DD issue.. and frankly I'm done with GOG. Selling this game in this state (WITH NO DISCLAIMER) is just bad faith since the online element is important for the game.