This small issue is still a thing in the latest stable version 1.3

In my previous game sessions (single player mission: "Elimination") the AI sometimes threw hand grenades in my direction. It could be more frequent but they do it.

In T189254#2757306, @byNautiic wrote:

T189235

Looks like it's fixed in the latest Experimental 1.3.0.76.

The problem are the non team-players that wants to get the ultra-ghillie-sniper-grenade-rocket-launcher-kit straight from the beginning... just to get killed five seconds later. This behaviour drains resources like there is no tomorrow and causes massive resource problems. People should earn their stuff and that's what the conflict mode is for. If you know how to rank up fast you will get what you want.

In T179460#2574721, @Khaosmatic wrote:

@Geez I'm sure you guys have seen it, but there was a fantastic workshop mod that blended ragdolls into some of the existing downed state animations that are currently unused. I think he may have even made custom ones himself also. It massively enhanced the unconscious state as there were all these different variations.

I can understand that ragdolls might make it difficult to select the interaction points for the person healing the patient but to fix that, you could have a "Roll onto back" action to put them in the state they go into currently.

In T181377#2612106, @speedwaystar wrote:

I suspect R was chosen deliberately, since F is used for many different actions, and if it was also used to detonate explosives, there's a high chance players might do so accidentally while trying to interact with something else, not realizing that the clacker was equipped.

Oh, I haven't tried that.
But let's be honest, holding the F key would be the better and more intuitive solution to detonate the charges.

I am an Arma veteran (since Operation Flashpoint back in 2001) and I know the struggle with the games new players may have because of their complexity.

The inventory system in combination with arsenal crates / containers is not polished yet.

I second that.