Moving to the next sentence: "Increased enjoyment: With the hitbox issues addressed, players can enjoy the game without the frustration and anger that comes with mistimed hits and unfair deaths."
"Extract the files: Extract the mod files to your Dark Souls 2 game directory." → "Unpack the contents: Place the modification’s components within your Dark Souls 2 game location|Move the add-on’s files into your Dark Souls 2 game folder|Relocate the enhancement’s packages into your Dark Souls 2 game path." dark souls 2 hitbox fix mod
I also need to check for any other terms that might be part of the proper noun to avoid changing them. For instance, "Dark Souls 2" is a title and should stay, but each word within it is part of the proper noun and thus remains unaltered. The same applies to "Hitbox Fix Mod." Moving to the next sentence: "Increased enjoyment: With
Looking at the benefits listed, the user mentions "Improved hit detection" and "Fairer gameplay." The word "Improved" could be Upgraded. "Hit detection" might be Combat precision. "Fairer gameplay" could be Justified challenge. "Hit detection" might be Combat precision
Additionally, contractions like "don't" should be expanded if necessary, but in this text, there are none. The user's example shows that contractions like "it's" are kept as is, with each part replaced separately if not part of a proper noun.
Wait, maybe the synonyms need to be more flexible. Let me check each word again. For example, "surrounding" could be "encircling", "enclosing", "wrapping". "Characters" could be "figures", "entities", etc.
So, for example, in the sentence "In Dark Souls 2, the hitbox system has been criticized for being overly sensitive, leading to situations...", "Dark", "Souls", "2" are part of the proper noun, so they don't change. So only the other words get replaced.
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