Conflict: Denied Ops - Characters

Characters

  • Lincoln Graves- A former Delta force operator and expert sniper. Graves is highly disciplined operative but is not really the kind of partner for small talk or getting along with. His last partner was killed in Afghanistan in what Graves calls an "Occuputional hazard". Working with Lang, Graves does not like Lang's gangster like attitude in what he considers too noisy and undisciplined. Graves hides a dark past with Delta Force in which he doesn't want to share with Lang.
  • Reggie Lang- The exact opposite of Graves. A rookie and newcomer to the CIA denied ops team, Lang likes to get the job done with explosives and a M249 PARA. Lang especially enjoys blowing stuff up. He however has a habit of calling Graves his bro, which annoys Graves. He also makes fun of Graves's age and jokes that he (Graves) was the sniper that killed JFK and numerous off color comments such as calling him "Whiteboy" and "Redneck".
  • Dr. Alexander Pessich- A scientist who is forced to make nuclear bombs for Morchenko. Morchenko is holding Pessich's wife and daughter hostage. After being rescued, Pessich decides to redeem himself by disarming all the bombs he made and is extracted by Lang and Graves. His fate is completely up to the player. It is unknown if Pessich's wife and daughter managed to be rescued.
  • Paul Foley- The Codex Red Team sniper who survived the ambush in Colombia in the previous game Conflict: Global Terror. He was one of the main four characters and he is a gulf war veteran in Conflict: Desert Storm and Conflict: Desert Storm II. He was traded by the drug cartel that captured him and is being held hostage by a Colombian arms dealer named Clay in Suriname. His fate is completely up to the player.

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