Pokémon Home's Problem

[Kitasuki]

Hello,
I think it is a shame that we don't have any news at all.
I understand that transitioning some pokémon may pose a problem but let's not forget we are paying a subscription here.
For me what really grinds my gears is the lack of information they let out. They do not make even just a post saying "look we are handling this situation as best as we can and we can't really pin a release date for the update". I'd be fine with that. Honestly.
However, this lack of respect without even saying a thing, completely ignoring it during pokémon day (almost 2 months have passed now), and keeping us all in the dark is, in my opinion, one of the most disrespectful things HOME could do to their clients. Because, at the end of the day, that's what we are.

 

[WyndonCalling]

I think I broadly agree. I have some sympathy for the challenge of enabling players to preserve their 'Mons across so many Gens, games and platforms, but a) this is an expectation originally set by Game Freak themselves, and b) as you rightly point out, we are paying for this. Besides the issues around compatibility with the latest games, I remain unimpressed that Home never added any actual content that lets you meaningfully interact with the species the player has in there, even if it's just a handful of Pokéathlon-esque minigames.

 

[Kitasuki]

I think I broadly agree. I have some sympathy for the challenge of enabling players to preserve their 'Mons across so many Gens, games and platforms, but a) this is an expectation originally set by Game Freak themselves, and b) as you rightly point out, we are paying for this. Besides the issues around compatibility with the latest games, I remain unimpressed that Home never added any actual content that lets you meaningfully interact with the species the player has in there, even if it's just a handful of Pokéathlon-esque minigames.

To be honest mate all I want is official info. It's incredibly unprofessional of their part to not even inform their clients