So a while ago a change in the rules started allowing trolling.

Ever since, nearly every comment section on the site has been a complete unconsistent clusterfuck of trolls. There are barely any worthwhile discussions left and it for me comes to a point where I don't even care about the whole comment section anymore.

What is the community value in this?

Screenshot from my Android phone.

Confirming this. I get this too on my phone.

Exact same as in the screenshots and discription above.

It's probably a local ad but this ispretty serious and I encourage GS to look into this asap.

-The main GS website is unaccessible for a certain number of mobile users

-The main GS website redirects to potentially malicious software

The comment sections on news articles are one huge spamfest. I have been reporting the most horrible comments but I havn't received a single 'action has been taken' inbox for over a week. Where are all the mods?

On some articles it's literally imposible to have any kind of conversation / discussion at ALL.

The same people spamming dozens upon DOZENS of trolly / insulting messages, people abusing the like system etc etc etc

Microsoft is allegedly paying many third-party publishers so that they won't show off their PlayStation 4 games at E3 2013, according to a new report. E3 2013, the most important games convention out there, is set to begin next week, and both Microsoft and Sony are expected to focus heavily on their next-gen consoles, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, respectively. In order to gain the upper hand on Sony, Microsoft is apparently resorting to some unorthodox practices, like paying a lot of money to third-party publishers so that they won't show their PlayStation 4 games either on stage or at their actual booths. The report arrives from a source on NeoGAF, which posted a lot of true rumors in the past, so it's possible that Microsoft really is resorting to such tactics ahead of E3 2013. The company emphasized that at the event it's going to focus only on games for the Xbox One, so it could try to create a false sense that more games are coming to Xbox One than PS4.

Microsoft is allegedly paying many third-party publishers so that they won't show off their PlayStation 4 games at E3 2013, according to a new report. E3 2013, the most important games convention out there, is set to begin next week, and both Microsoft and Sony are expected to focus heavily on their next-gen consoles, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, respectively. In order to gain the upper hand on Sony, Microsoft is apparently resorting to some unorthodox practices, like paying a lot of money to third-party publishers so that they won't show their PlayStation 4 games either on stage or at their actual booths. The report arrives from a source on NeoGAF, which posted a lot of true rumors in the past, so it's possible that Microsoft really is resorting to such tactics ahead of E3 2013. The company emphasized that at the event it's going to focus only on games for the Xbox One, so it could try to create a false sense that more games are coming to Xbox One than PS4.

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Firefox, Windows 7 Professional Edition, 'Western Europe'.

Comments often do not display at all, and even while logged in it doesn't recognize me as logged in when I do see the comments.

I've had this issue for months and I've pretty much not been on Gamespot for half a year now.

Gelugon_baat

Have you tried clearing your cache? It may also be a problem caused by blocking tools.

I have to say that this may seem to work for other people though. This didn't work for the problem on my side, which is different from yours, PetJel.

Firefox, Windows 7 Professional Edition, 'Western Europe'.

Comments often do not display at all, and even while logged in it doesn't recognize me as logged in when I do see the comments.

I've had this issue for months and I've pretty much not been on Gamespot for half a year now.

This website is a total wreck with endless problems, it's dreadful.