Wait, the instruction says "Skip proper nouns." So any word that is part of a proper noun should be skipped. So in "The Bounty Hunter DLC," "Bounty Hunter" is part of the title, so "Bounty" and "Hunter" are proper nouns as part of the title. Therefore, only replace "The" and "DLC"?
First, looking at the system requirements. The Operating System mentions Windows 7/8/8.1 (64-bit). Here, the numbers 7, 8, and 8.1 could be considered options. So I should replace that with Windows 8 (64-bit). Similarly, the Processor mentions Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD equivalent. AMD equivalent is a single term, so maybe it's okay. Wait, "equivalent" isn't a three-word option, so no need to split there. all alien isolation dlc
Moving to the next sentence: "Whether you’re a fan of survival horror games or simply looking for a new challenge, the Alien: Isolation DLC packs are definitely worth checking out." Repeating the process: "Whether" could be If, Depending on, In case. "you’re" to you are, you’re (already contracted), may vary if needed but probably keep as is. "a" to an, the, some. "fan" could be enthusiast, lover, admirer. "survival horror games" is a genre, so proper noun? No, but the user said to skip proper nouns. Wait, "survival horror games" is a genre, not proper noun, so substitute each word. "survival" might be enduring, living, thriving. "horror" could be fear, terror, dread. "games" to games, video games, titles. "or" to either, or else, otherwise. "simply" could be merely, just, only. "looking" to seeking, searching, questing. "for" to in search of, looking for, pursuing. "new" might be latest, fresh, updated. "challenge" could be test, trial, obstacle. Wait, the instruction says "Skip proper nouns
I also need to check for consistency in the number of alternatives, making sure each word has three. Some words might not have many synonyms, so I need to be creative. For example, "tasked with" could be rephrased as "assigned to|commissioned for|directed to." First, looking at the system requirements