The four-man team's roster was as follows: 1. John Price. Callsigns: Captain/Leader/Price. 2. John MacTavish. Callsign: Soap. 3. Simon Riley. Callsign: Ghost. 4. Gary Sanderson. Callsign: Roach. Note: When the four of them operated together, their luck would increase dramatically, allowing them to work miracles even in desperate situations. If they were split up and made to operate separately, their luck would return to normal.
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Sui Bian froze, his left hand holding a half-eaten hamburger and his right holding a French fry dipped in ketchup. His chewing stopped, too.
After hearing what the system said, Sui Bian felt an emotion he couldn't quite describe.
He was definitely excited, but he also felt as if he had been reunited with family.
It was mainly because Price, Soap, Ghost, and Roach had been important "playmates" of his childhood in his previous life.
Back then, the game known literally as Crossfire hadn't yet become popular, and as a kid, he didn't know how to download games online, let alone the difference between pirated and genuine copies.
One day, Sui Bian went to browse the electronics market and bought Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for 10 yuan. That was when a whole new world opened up to him.
He'd been terrible at games as a kid and didn't even know cheats existed, so whenever he played Modern Warfare, he would hide behind Price.
Ghost in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 had left the deepest impression on Sui Bian.
That cool skull-mask look, and an NPC teammate you could count on.
But Modern Warfare 2 had also made Sui Bian deeply understand what betrayal meant.
Damn you, Shepherd. Remembering it, Sui Bian couldn't help cursing again.
Then he set the hamburger on its wrapper, ate the French fry dipped in