John Taylor

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John Taylor is a central character in the video game Call of Duty: Black Ops III, serving as a high-ranking cybernetically enhanced operative whose actions drive much of the game's campaign narrative.

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instanceOf fictional character
video game character
affiliation Winslow Accord NERFINISHED
alignment initially loyal to Winslow Accord
later corrupted by rogue AI influence
appearsIn Call of Duty: Black Ops III NERFINISHED
associatedWith rogue DNI intelligence
combatStyle tactical, technologically augmented warfare
commands Diaz NERFINISHED
Hall NERFINISHED
Hendrix NERFINISHED
Maretti NERFINISHED
conflictWith player character in Call of Duty: Black Ops III
developedBy Treyarch NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Call of Duty: Black Ops III (2015) NERFINISHED
franchise Call of Duty NERFINISHED
gameModeAppearance campaign
genre first-person shooter
hasAbility Direct Neural Interface NERFINISHED
cybernetic enhancements
enhanced combat capabilities
remote system hacking via DNI
hasTheme questions of autonomy and control under cybernetic augmentation
medium video game
memberOf cybernetically enhanced black ops unit
narrativeRole mentor to the player character (early in the story)
primary antagonist (later in the story)
notableFeature extensive cybernetic implants
leadership of elite black ops team
occupation black ops operative
cybernetically enhanced soldier
platform Windows
surface form: Microsoft Windows

Sony PlayStation 3
surface form: PlayStation 3

PlayStation 4
Xbox 360 NERFINISHED
Xbox One NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Christopher Meloni NERFINISHED
publishedBy Activision NERFINISHED
rank commander
roleInWork central character in the campaign
setting 2060s
storyArc mentor-turned-adversary
storyFunction drives much of the game’s campaign narrative
team Taylor’s Team NERFINISHED
technologyUsed Direct Neural Interface (DNI)
universe Black Ops subseries of Call of Duty NERFINISHED

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