Battlefield Bad Company 2 or Red Dead Redemption?

Im getting sick and tired of mw2 all the noob tubing and commando knifing is just retarded. Your probly thinking just get whichever you like more and i love (them both from playing at friends houses) and i want to know which one would last me longer and give me more entertainment for a longer time.

Well if you want a game that will give you entertainment for a longer time, then dont get Red Dead Redemption. Yes, the story is quite long, and there are a few things to do aside from the story, but I find most of these things boring, and the multiplayer is also boring (Unless you have a LOT of friends to play with). When I finished the main story, I could barely stick with it for more than 10 minutes without switching games. So yes, get Bad Company 2. You may be thinking that its just a copy of MW2, but its not. MW2 promotes camping, stupid perks, noob tubing (as you said), and a whole lot of other crap that I find annoying sometimes. Battlefield discourages camping, and is a more realistic, fun shooter, that will keep you hooked on the multiplayer for ages.
In other words, just get Bad Company 2. Period.

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