John "Soap" MacTavish

Of course, Graves is back.

And then I, I, and might spoil it for you too, because Graves does die in this game, right? This is kind of like the, the, the final hurrah of those characters like Soap and, and Makarov and, and Price and Graves, right? These, 'cause they've been in, in all of the newer Modern Warfare, um, redos.

And I'm not saying Modern Warfare 1 through 4, the old versions, right, the 2007 and 2011 versions.

No, that's not what, that's not this game.

I do like it that they're introducing new characters.

Not to say that the old characters are boring or anything like that.

Uh, y- I'm gonna miss Price and all the other people, the Soap and them.

I'm gonna miss everybody, the old, old Call of Duty: Modern Warfare cast members.

He tells you what his playbook is.

Um, and obviously the events around Soap and Makarov and Shepherd that we know, um, have driven him to a place which is untenable for him to be where he was.

Um, but a man of his nature is always gonna try and remain useful.

Mm.

I know who you're talking about, too, but I don't remember.

Soap died.

Remember, Soap died.

Yeah,

yeah.

[upbeat music]

Welcome to the adventures of Soap Call of Duty and his Modern Warfare in 2011.

He joins SAS, the Super Awesome Squad, who are trained to shoot bad guys from here to there and everywhere.

Where is everywhere? It's all at once, and what's at once is multiple terrorist attacks with nuking vague countries in the Middle East of nowhere, to fighting ultranationalist groups in the plains of somewhere.