Gamespot, you are collapsing into thousands of little pieces now. I'm sorry, but I am leaving. As in, for good.

Your mistakes have mounted up until they became far too high to stand. This isn't another topic about Jeff Gerstmann getting fired. There's more than that.

Ever since Greg left, I knew that Gamespot was going down soon. Sure enough, the entire website has gone from the greatest, most truthful-reviewing system online to a wasteland in less than a year. How could this happen? How, after 10 years of fame as one of the most renowned gaming sites on the planet, could you have destroyed all you have worked so hard to achieve in so little time? The thought is impossible. And it's true.

The review system has also changed. The days of precise rewiewing went down the toilet when you changed to .5-incriment reviews.

That was the start. And now that Jeff Gerstmann is gone, so is Gamespot. CNET, you've made a terrible mistake choosing between your petty advertisements, or your fanbase. You chose the former, and now I hope you pay the price. You have taken the greatest gaming site on the planet and converted it to an ad-friendly, suck-site.

Congratulations on that, by the way.

And when your remaining fans ask you for answers, you lock up their topics in cowardice, and avoid it as much as possible. Well guess what? You can do that to one less customer now. I have been a long-time supporter. Think of the people you've lost in the past couple of days. You even caused people who have been here for years to quit. So I will follow them.

I truly feel sorry for whomever is reading this. Because they are constantly looking topics like this in the eye, and knowing inside that this will mean the ends of their jobs as well.

You are the greatest embarrassment in the gaming industry. I now realize that I should have canceled my account earlier. My services belong to IGN now. They are much more reliable, and they're not arrogant, cowardly idiots that sit at their incompetent jobs, not answering the followers that beg them for an answer.

You suck, Gamespot. You do. YOU SUCK. I'm getting that out of the way now, since I'll never have a chance again. This IS an account suicide thread. Kill this account. You're actions have sealed your own grave, and I feel no sympathy towards you or any of your employees.

What are you waiting for, you lousy incompetents? Obliterate this account, so I never have to deal with any more of your crap again.

You wanna choose ads over your fanbase? Then I guess you'll have less fans to advertise to. But hey, I won't feel sorry for your pathetic industry. You deserve it.

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Gamespot, firing Jeff was a mistake. And if you lock this topic, I will be gone in an instant, and you will have one less customer to advertise to and treat like dirt.

The fact that you are not discussing any of this and locking every topic on thisis pathetic, and cowardly. Are you truly ignorant enough to stoop to that level?

I have been a long-time supporter. So what will it be? Will you lock this topic, get rid of me, one of your most productive members, and hurt your whole industry just a little more? Or will youhave the sense to at least give me a response.

You've started a war. Now I need answers.

What you don't understand, Gamespot, is that you have fans. That's right, people who come to your website for honest reviews from your top editors.

But when youFIRE one of the SENIOR editors who has been around for TEN years over an ADVERTISEMENT, it shows how stupid and dimwitted you could actually be.

By doing this, you have obliterated any respect we have ever had for you and any of your current editors.

I am ashamed to even be supporting you. We need something of a resolution fast, or 80% of your fanbase will be gone. And to think I was thinking of subscribing...

Fix it, Gamespot. Fast.

Gamespot needs to change VERY soon, or at least acknowledge Jeff's firing for a change, or I'm out too.

Sorry, GS. This is your last chance.

I totally agree with you, buddy. Gamespot has been heading downhill for awhile now. Their review system has changed for the worse, Jeff Gerstman was fired, and Rich Gallup, the face of Gamespot, has departed.

The fact that no admin has commented on any of these issues and that they lock any topic on this immediately is a joke. We really need something like a resolution. I am a huge supporter of GS, and for anything else to go would be devastating. Right now, I need any reassuranceI can get, since there's little hope now.

If Gamespot promises to change, I'll stay here longer. But I WILL leave Gamespot if anything else happens. I have been with Gamespot for over a year, and in that year, so much has gotten worse. This was my source for the best reviews around the clock. This was an awesome place to post on the boards and discuss games. This was my favorite place for any gaming news.

Not anymore.

So far, GS has not shown me or anyone else what justifies all of this firing, fixing, and changing.

I agree-if anyone locks this topic, I will leave right now, if you want. I could just go to IGN or GT for my gaming news.

But what's keeping me here now is the heart and soul that used to be put into this site. Now, it has sunken beyond belief. Please, Gamespot. We need a response.