Friendly fire won't be a problem as long as you listen to the briefing, pay attention to the command you are given, maintain communication, and keep within rank. You will not be at the wrong place at the right time to get shot from your team, unless your squad isn't doing things right.
Yeah, after all, there's never been a friendly fire incident in the military...
This just in, the world is not perfect. People improvise, change decisions at the last second, and miscommunicate information. If you think communication is going to eliminate friendly fire incidents you are delusional. There is a reason the armed forces have set uniforms rather than something that blends in with the locals.
I mentioned, it wouldn't be a 'problem' as long as important steps were followed.
PROBLEM, as being, a continuing issue, like, over and over during the same game....
It is destined to happen to even the most prepared, yet it can be avoided to the point
of a minimal issue, where there's no need to complain.
Specific matching camo is obviously the way to go...