Over 50 definatley.

 

When I start to think about it... Wasen't Price in the original Call of Duty?
Would that mean that Cap. Price is ~100 years old? :rip:

 

None of your damn business.

 

Well he's fairly old for a soldier. You have to be minimum of eighteen to join the SAS. He was a Captain by 2011 when Modern Warfare started, and that's no easy task. He looks quite old, at least in his 50's by then, and he's obviously very experienced. We can look at some facts to get a good picture of his age:

Intel dated 1978 for the final Black Ops level Redemption suggests a Jonathan ***** of the SAS will be spearheading the operation to silence Hudson, Mason and Weaver permanently in South Africa, despite him being inordinately young for such a role.

It's likely he was older than 18 at this point, but even so, if he was at least 18 in 1978, in 1988 he'd be 28, 1996 (Chernobyl) he'd be 36, 2008 he'd be 48 and by 2011 (Modern Warfare) he'd be 51.

By Modern Warfare's end in 2017 he'd be 57 years old, and looking at him, this makes perfect sense.

I'd place MacMillan at least at 65 by the end of MW3, he seems to be a fair amount older judging by his mannerisms. Makarov is even younger- mid thirties at latest.

 

47

 

Not trying to ridicule, but most of the things you just said are wrong.

I'm pretty sure we have exact ages for Makarov and MacMillan, with Makarov being 47-48 in MW3 and MacMillan being around 33 in 1996. There's no way that Price was three years older than him, but a lower rank. Especially since MacMillan was calling him "lad" and "son" and all of that.

We also have zero conformation that the SAS operative was actually Price.

 

same logic applies to Reznov

 

97 years, 43 days, 23 minutes, and 2...3...4....5...6...7...8...9...10 seconds old.

 

he's 'bout tree fitty

 

Watchoo talking about LOK NESS MONSTA!!!

 

That would make Macmillan 54 by Modern Warfare 3's end. It makes Makarov 46 by the end considering he was born late 1970.

Macmillan just seems way too young, he was made out to be pretty old in CoD 4, and he sounds ancient by MW3.

Well, I'll have to retract my statement. All things considered, I'd have to place Price within 50's still, maybe only just and perhaps late forties at least. Still gives a minimum age gap between him and Macmillan of 4 years, which would make all the difference in the SAS. He also seems older than Makarov.

Also, I suppose Black Ops was just trying to put in a little easter egg without much thought. Was confirmed to be Price by the French version where they use his name, but could always be his father, seeing as his grandfather was SAS. Prince HAS to be younger than Macmillan. If Price were 50 by MW3's end, he'd have been born 1967. If his father was SAS and very young in 1978 (which realistically we have no real idea about SAS age limits other than minimum starting age) then it means Price was born with a very young father. Likely just an easter egg not meant to be thought about too much.