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(Spec Ops: The Line vs. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare)

Martin Walker, the Rogue Delta of Spec Ops

John Price, The British Commander of Modern Warfare

In the shooter genre, there will always be iconic heroes, the one man armies, the space super soldier, and of course, the military commandos ready to break the rules...however, like everything else, there will two sides of the shooter gun....the deconstructed kind, but between these commanders, whose going to finish the mission?

Will Walker crossed the line of Modern Warfare?

or will Price be smoking another cigar on a mission accomplished.

OLD VS NEW! AMERICA VS BRITISH! SAS VS DELTA! DECONSTRUCTION VS ORIGINAL!

Connections:
Both are soldiers of famous(or infamous) shooter games(Modern Warfare to Spec Ops)
Both are commanders of their respective teams(Walker for Delta; Price for SAS)
Both may been good men, but they're not afraid to use any means necessary to their enemies to win(Walker is known to get increasingly insane and violent as the story progresses, Soap is willing to torture and such in most COD games)
Both have used high grade weapons as a result for better or worst for major damage(Martin using the white phosphorus , indicating his descent into madness; while Price used a nuclear missile from a Russian submarine to disable Russian equipment in Modern Warfare 2, a result of his time being torture in a gulag)
Furthermore, both have their men die around them during their missions
Lastly, Walker is a deconstruction of the same shooter Price(or Soap) comes from(Black and white insanity, big bad, one man army, etc.)

Ost: Modern Ops; Spec Warfare; etc.

Rooting and Betting Price

Both are skilled soldiers, but Price does keep a cool head...unlike Martin whose very mentally unstable, causing him to break in worst moments, especially when he's about to deliver the killing blow until Price distracts him in a way.

So yes, this is the final piece in the Martin Walker Trinity

Both characters belong to their respective companies
Death Battle belongs to Rooster Teeth

Description
(Spec Ops: The Line vs. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare)

Martin Walker, the Rogue Delta of Spec Ops

John Price, The British Commander of Modern Warfare

In the shooter genre, there will always be iconic heroes, the one man armies, the space super soldier, and of course, the military commandos ready to break the rules...however, like everything else, there will two sides of the shooter gun....the deconstructed kind, but between these commanders, whose going to finish the mission?

Will Walker crossed the line of Modern Warfare?

or will Price be smoking another cigar on a mission accomplished.

OLD VS NEW! AMERICA VS BRITISH! SAS VS DELTA! DECONSTRUCTION VS ORIGINAL!

Connections:
Both are soldiers of famous(or infamous) shooter games(Modern Warfare to Spec Ops)
Both are commanders of their respective teams(Walker for Delta; Price for SAS)
Both may been good men, but they're not afraid to use any means necessary to their enemies to win(Walker is known to get increasingly insane and violent as the story progresses, Soap is willing to torture and such in most COD games)
Both have used high grade weapons as a result for better or worst for major damage(Martin using the white phosphorus , indicating his descent into madness; while Price used a nuclear missile from a Russian submarine to disable Russian equipment in Modern Warfare 2, a result of his time being torture in a gulag)
Furthermore, both have their men die around them during their missions
Lastly, Walker is a deconstruction of the same shooter Price(or Soap) comes from(Black and white insanity, big bad, one man army, etc.)

Ost: Modern Ops; Spec Warfare; etc.

Rooting and Betting Price

Both are skilled soldiers, but Price does keep a cool head...unlike Martin whose very mentally unstable, causing him to break in worst moments, especially when he's about to deliver the killing blow until Price distracts him in a way.

So yes, this is the final piece in the Martin Walker Trinity

Both characters belong to their respective companies
Death Battle belongs to Rooster Teeth