Gamers always seem to find new and unexpected ways to die in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. One player even managed to get killed by a door, which seems pretty impossible, but that’s what makes the game so exciting – anything can happen.

Furthermore, when we think of killcams in Call of Duty, traditionally we think of trick shots or “across-the-map throwing knives/tomahawks”. But sometimes, in-game features or mechanics beat us to the best killcams.

Recently, a Redditor named Vesqu posted a clip that’s truly bizarre. It starts with them taking huge explosive damage, but they survive thanks to the Bomb Squad Perk. Little did they know, the grenade had knocked a fire extinguisher off the wall.

After a moment, the extinguisher explodes, finishing off the player’s remaining health. The kill cam that follows is absolutely hilarious, showing the player’s death from the perspective of the fire extinguisher.

Just got killed by a fire extinguisher. I like the killcam from its point of view.
by u/Vesqu in ModernWarfareII

Players on the thread absolutely loved the clip and were just as shocked as the player who got killed by the fire extinguisher. One user even wondered how many kills that extinguisher had racked up, joking that they’d “love to see the stats for it.”

But let’s be real, Infinity Ward should probably focus on fixing their stats system before worrying about an inanimate object’s kill count. It could be a funny addition though, similar to the “Traffic Cone” kill stat from Halo 3 way back in 2007.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Season 3 is really taking the game in a strong direction, which is awesome for fans of the series. And according to reports, Call of Duty 2023 is going to be a continuation of the Modern Warfare series, so we might be getting content for the game for a lot longer than we thought.

Of course, nothing is confirmed yet, but it’s almost that time of year when Activision starts discussing upcoming projects, so hopefully, we won’t have to wait too much longer to find out how long the game will be fully supported.