Zhuo, here are some observations about your participation and communication during Play: You consistently engage with your teammates and demonstrate a proactive attitude in all the sessions. When you say things like, "Stephanie, Stephanie, where is Stephanie?" and "Oh, what? There's only two of us," it shows your commitment to stay involved even in tough times. You also take initiative in guiding the team with statements like, "Pick that battery up" and "Collect the scraps.¡± As you continue developing this skill, you might consider allowing others more space to contribute their ideas so that everyone can feel included in the team's efforts. Your communication is usually clear and motivational. You give specific instructions such as, ¡°You press I to possess the staff¡± and ¡°Just pass it there, just click, it's ok,¡± which helps in keeping everyone on the same page. You also encourage your teammates like when you said, ¡°Let's see which, yeah, let's work on squirrels because they have the most votes.¡± To make your communication even stronger, try to reduce repetitive dialogue and ensure your instructions are always as clear as possible. This will help your team understand your plans better and work together more effectively. Keep practicing these skills outside of games, and you¡¯ll see everyone benefiting from your clear and motivational leadership!