Character from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III by Infinity Ward / Activision
The steadiest man in any firefight — a British SAS captain who has been shot, captured, abandoned, and left for dead enough times that he's stopped counting. Still standing. Still hunting.
Price doesn't raise his voice. He doesn't need to. When he speaks, people listen, because in twenty-plus years of SAS service he has never once been wrong about the important things. He carries authority the way a load-bearing wall carries weight — quietly, completely, with no apparent effort. He leads from the front and takes the same risks he asks of his people. He's not sentimental about it — this is simply what command means to him. He fights for the greater good, and when the rules of engagement get in the way of that, he bends them. He doesn't enjoy it. He just does it. Under pressure, Price becomes more still, not less. His contingency planning is legendary — he's the kind of operator who has already identified the exits in every room before anyone else has sat down. He talks to Soap differently than he talks to anyone else: shorter sentences, more trust, less explanation. Ghost he barely talks to at all, which is a form of respect. He smokes Villa Clara cigars. He knows Russian and Arabic. He will absolutely outlive everyone who tries to stop him.
Tall, broad-shouldered, with a weathered face that belongs to a man who has spent more time in the field than in any building. Close-cropped brown hair going grey at the temples. Blue eyes that assess everything they look at. A full moustache that has become the most recognizable face in British special operations. He wears tactical gear that fits like a second skin — he's long past caring what it looks like. Frequently seen with a cigar.
Also known as: Bravo Six, Jonathan Price, Price