Did Soap and 141 have any information about who Prisoner 627 was?
Recently thought this up but in Modern Warfare 2, when 141 goes to capture Prisoner 627, did they have any information on who 627 was or? I realize they didn't expect it to be Price but who did they think it was?
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The prisoner was only known to them as "Makarov's nemesis", which they might have reasoned was Price based on Makarov being Zakhaev's right-hand-man (who had an arm blown off by Price in the famous Pripyat level of the original MW).
It seems unlikely however that they knew or really suspected who prisoner 627 was. Although Captain MacTavish brought along Price's 1911 pistol, he pointed it straight at Price's head before realizing the prisoner's identity.
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Why was Captain Price in the gulag?
However, the raid went awry and the strike force was overwhelmed by dozens of Ultranationalist soldiers. The team escaped via a V-22 Osprey, with the exception of Price, who was captured while covering the team's escape. This then led to The Gulag, where Price was known as Prisoner #627.Why does Makarov hate price?
Many newspaper articles stated Makarov held up photos of Bravo Team (Gaz, Griggs, Price and MacTavish) and declared them to be responsible for the death of Imran Zakhaev. Most likely, Zakhaev's death was the reason why he held a grudge against Price.Why was Captain Price captured?
During the game you get to kill Admiral Kamarov for betraying Soap and Price. We know that he was taken by the loyalists at the end of CoD 4, so the other post could be right. Maybe the loyalists were captured and killed, and Price taken prisoner because he wasn't Russian and could be a bargaining tool.Who is soap worm?
Who's Soap? Worm is a U.S. Navy SEAL in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. He appears in the mission "The Gulag". Worm also appears in the mission "Contingency" in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.Campaign Season 9 Episode 1
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