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What was Captain Price wanted for in Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2?
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∙ 12y ago
captain price wanted to play a part in modern warfare 2 and had asked infinity ward to put him in all the modern warfare series, even if he dies in each modern warfare series hel be present in the next one as fit as ever. that's not what i mean i mean why was he in jail.
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Is captain price is wanted in call of duty modern warfare 3?
Yes he is
Is captain price on modern warfare 2?
yes
Is captain price on modern warfare 3?
Yes.
What happenend to captain price in modern warfare 4?
he lives and appears in modern warfare 2 a few times
Why was captain price in prison modern warfare 2?
At the end of modern warfare captain price and the remaining of the S.A.S are rescued by Kamarov and his crew.Captain price is rushed to a hospital.He was a wanted man by the Russian Utranationalist Government for attempting to assasinate Imran Zakheav 15 years before all this.He was later arrested and put in the Gulag.
Who does the voice of captain price in call of duty modern warfare?
Billy Murray does the voice of Captain Price.
Is captain price alive call of duty modern warfare 2?
yes
No you will be with Nikolai from modern warfare 1 and captain price from both modern warfare games it will be the sequel to call of duty modern warfare 2?
If there is a Modern Warfare 3, it will be Soap (Mactavish), Price, Nikolai, and any other survivor of task force 141 V.S. Makarov.
Who does bill Murray play in call of duty modern warfare 2?
captain price
Does capt price live at the end of call of duty modern warfare?
*Spoiler* Yes, Captain Price lives. We find our old friend during the campaign in Modern Warfare 2.
How was captain price captured?
Call of duty 4 modern warfare, revenge, will explain the capitan price issue and sorry to say but will be the last call of duty modern warfare. -IW.
Is Captain John Price and Captain John Mactavish will be in call of duty modern warfare 3?
Is this question English good? No.
