WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR DOESN'T MAKE
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​Last summer, when Pokémon Go was at the height of its popularity, the game was dogged by connectivity issues — it seemed like any time you opened the app, you had a 1 in 3 chance of being able to play. 

Apparently, 1) a lot of people are still playing Pokémon Go, and 2) those connectivity issues are still around, at least based on scenes from Saturday's Pokémon Go Fest in Chicago:

 

Of course, you have to be inside the even to experience the spotty coverage, and it seems a lot of attendees can't even get that far:

 

Kotaku has gathered up more of the (angry) reactions. 

[Via Kotaku]

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