I fully agree with this im out here catching 200 pokemon in one day and get rewarded for the pokemon i dont keep

Personally I think a mix might be nice.
Keep the traditional wild battles but also keep the catching mini game. That way you actually have some kind of skill applied to the actual catching action itself, rather then 100% rng.

The catching mechanic would get harder the more health the wild pokemon has and get easier the less health it has left. That way the player can attempt to skip the battle if they aren't interested, but they can also have the battle and increase their catch rate.

The pokemon on the overworld could go hand in had with how much 'experience' the player has with with each kind of pokemon. The first encounter with any pokemon is always random a surprising random encounter, but the more often you've encountered a pokemon (or if you cought and analyzed it), the more 'aware' you are of their ususal hangout/hiding places and that's why you can see and seek them out/ avoid them on the map.

It keeps the excitement of random encounters, bc you're amost guaranteed to see something new, but also takes the annoyance associated with them away.

It's surprisingly easy to integrate Let's Go's features with traditional play, without taking depth or complexity away and make them into awesome improvements.

As a long time Pokemon fan, I take offense to take. What can help grow the fan base is getting more people to play, which includes casuals. Don’t disregard them. And check the metacritic scores of all the mainline games and see if Let’s Go is the lowest.

Well it will take 3-5 years if you’re asking for a Breath if the Wild open world and over 800 Pokemon species in HD and 3D. I don’t think Game Freak works like that.

Famitsu don't know anything about anything.

While a better option, don't you have to do the ball flick on the touchscreen? Wasn't keen on that either.

Then why do they exist? Why does Japan still care?

Let's Go is great, but as far as the main series titles go, Let's Go is enough. Just wait for Let's Go Johto.

No in handleld a you have to do is press A but the timing is key to catching the pokemon.

They can say the same about you but their opinion carries weight and respect. 

What I’m wondering is if Pokemon fans are more than willing to wait 2, maybe 3 years, of no Pokemon? When I said 3-5 years to develop, it may possibly lead to maybe either having one remake or one third version come out if Game Freak is going to focus on the next generation of Pokémon. It all depends on how big or small their development team is. They are not likely to hire 300 people like EAD did for BoTW, especially if they want to stick with a particular budget range.

Pokémon mainline games have almost been a yearly thing with an exception of not having a game for year a few times. After RBY, they went right away with GSC and had a year or two gap before RSE. Then after that, it was pretty much a early thing until 2015. It’s an interesting thing that could use a worldwide poll.