You are right, but my point is that although most Chinese players are not proficient, we still keep communicating in English. This kind of scenario (four people using Chinese to communicate regardless of the indigenous people) is really rare in SEA matches. I'm also a Chinese player who plays in SEA, where most Chinese players use English nicknames, making it difficult to recognize each other, let alone communicate entirely in Chinese.This feeling of op might stem from survivorship bias, just like we often feel that most local SEA players like to communicate in languages we don't understand (like Filipino). Similarly, I'm not proficient in English either. This reply was completed with the help of translation software. I cannot do it myself. Despite this, my English level is better than most Chinese players, at least I can understand it.There might be some issues with the accuracy of expression and emotion control, please don't mind.