Yeah, you're right, it can. And I should know that. Serious brain fart for me there... :(

Reading an article about this, I was reading that the developers mention the Dragon Breath shotgun shell ammo. This made me think of the need to set someone on fire with a shotgun shell? If you shoot a man at point blank range with a shotgun, he's pretty much screwed. It seems a bit like Bioshock, the explosive ammo in that game works like that, or the Inferno ammo in Mass Effect 2. I just think these guys wants to show off their "fire" CGI effects like they keep advertising in WaW.

It also stated that if you are wondering if the flame ammo for the shotgun is historically accurate. They say anything goes with these special forces guys and they'd get better equipment. So to translate that, I'm sure Treyarch just pulled the Dragon breath shotgun shell out of their asses because in a war movie, we just need more fire effects.

I have a better translation: "We're SOF, so we aren't restricted by the laws of reality..."

:p

More like "We're game developers, WE aren't restricted by the laws of realism"

I just hope they have my two favorite guns in the game: the Heckler & Koch G3A3 rifle and the Uzi. I can't believe they're going use Cuba as a level. We got our asses kicked during the Bay of Pigs invasion!

My fingers are crossed for an FAL and at least one or two useful S&W's

The Cubans suffered much higher casualties, they just won by the end of the battle.

So it was pretty much "we would have won, but we just didn't kill enough of them"?

I want an Uzi, CZ 75, and one of those folding submachine guns. But the last two probably wont come. They better have a larger sniper selection. And a really awesome sniping mission.

One of the modified sweedish ks with the integral supressor would be cool