@Jeramina Apparently you, and others like you, don't understand the article at all. This isn't about the process of transferring between these two games, it's about the fact that the devices won't even connect IN THE FIRST PLACE.
How to transfer pokemon is very simple because Pokemon Go gives you a quick link to follow that explains the step by step instructions on how to do it, not to mention more tutorials and process walk-throughs than you could count.
So as of today, more than TWO YEARS after people first started having the problem, the problem still persists. After more than an hour with Nintendo, supposedly, "tech support", their response to the issue was to blow me off with a promise to email me updates on the "issue", even though they didn't even have my email address. The Switch connected ONCE, to 4 different smart devices, 4 different brands, IOS and Android, no problem. For the last 2 days, absolutely no kludgey fix or workaround works.
So in the last 2 years, what is Niantic's interest in this, aside from all their constant sloppy network code errors (that have existed for nearly 4 years now)? Nothing. What is Nintendo's interest in this issue that they created with a lack of QA in their products and coding? Same as Niantic - nothing.
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Re: Guide: Can't Connect Pokémon GO To Pokémon: Let's Go On Switch? Try This Simple Fix
@Jeramina Apparently you, and others like you, don't understand the article at all. This isn't about the process of transferring between these two games, it's about the fact that the devices won't even connect IN THE FIRST PLACE.
How to transfer pokemon is very simple because Pokemon Go gives you a quick link to follow that explains the step by step instructions on how to do it, not to mention more tutorials and process walk-throughs than you could count.
So as of today, more than TWO YEARS after people first started having the problem, the problem still persists. After more than an hour with Nintendo, supposedly, "tech support", their response to the issue was to blow me off with a promise to email me updates on the "issue", even though they didn't even have my email address. The Switch connected ONCE, to 4 different smart devices, 4 different brands, IOS and Android, no problem. For the last 2 days, absolutely no kludgey fix or workaround works.
So in the last 2 years, what is Niantic's interest in this, aside from all their constant sloppy network code errors (that have existed for nearly 4 years now)? Nothing. What is Nintendo's interest in this issue that they created with a lack of QA in their products and coding? Same as Niantic - nothing.