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Twitter reacts to Pokemon GO servers being down

By Christine Wang Dickson

Berlin, Germany - July 14: In this Photo Illustration a Pokemon Go user plays Pokemon GO game on his smartphone on July 14, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo Illustration by Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images)
Berlin, Germany - July 14: In this Photo Illustration a Pokemon Go user plays Pokemon GO game on his smartphone on July 14, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo Illustration by Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images) /
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Now that millions of people across the world are addicted to Pokemon GO, players need access to their Pokemon 24/7. And when they are denied, they sure aren’t shy about expressing their feelings.

Earlier today, Pokemon GO servers went down for a few hours. The initial outage was attributed to the game being released to 26 new countries. Then there were reports that the servers were down in response to a hacker attack.

Servers seems to be back up and running now, as players report that they have been able to log in. However, during those dreadful hours when the game wasn’t available, people were feeling all types of ways.

People speculated about what might be happening on the backend.

People even have had time to get creative in their time off from Pokemon GO. Here’s a great idea:

In any case, it’s time to get off Twitter and back onto Pokemon GO. Save your best angst Tweet for the next time this happens.

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