The "Diablo 3 ︵ /(.□. \)" emote and "Error 37" emote are references to the launch of the video game Diablo III in 2012, which experienced widespread server issues that prevented players from accessing the game. The "Diablo 3 ︵ /(.□. \)" emote depicts a frustrated player throwing their hands up in the air, while the "Error 37" emote refers to the error message that appeared when players attempted to log in to the game during the server issues. Both emotes have since become popular memes used to express frustration or disappointment with technology or online services.
- Surprise & Amusement:
"I didn't expect to see someone use the Diablo 3 ︵ /(.□. \)emote in a completely unrelated chat. " - Sadness & Frustration:
"I lost all my progress due to an Error 37 while playing Diablo 3. ︵ /(.□. \)" - Anxiety & Worry:
"I hope I don't encounter Error 37 again while playing Diablo 3 tonight. ︵ /(.□. \)"
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