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The Tips and Tricks section has "Conserve ammo" – conserve could be save, preserve, protect. Ammo is short for ammunition, but that's a proper noun here? Wait, "ammo" is a common noun, so it can be replaced. But maybe "ammunition, bullets, shots" could work.
Next sentence: "Explore carefully: The game's environments can be creepy and unpredictable, so take your time to explore and avoid surprises." Key words here are "explore carefully," "environments," "creepy," "unpredictable," "take your time," "avoid surprises." So "explore carefully" can become examine thoroughly. "Environments" might be settings. "Creepy" could be haunting, maybe. "Unpredictable" as unknowable. Wait, maybe uncertain? "Take your time" could be move at leisure. "Avoid surprises" would be avoid surprises. Download Resident Evil Extinction
For the download section, the platforms (Steam, GOG, Capcom Store) are proper nouns, so they stay. The rest: "download" → acquire. "Can download" → may procure. The Tips and Tricks section has "Conserve ammo"
Wait, the user says "Leave names unchanged." So if "Resident Evil" is a name, it should remain. However, in the example text, the first line is "Download Resident Evil Extinction: A Thrilling Survival Horror Experience." The instruction is to change each word with spintax except names. So if "Resident Evil" is a name (game title), it stays. "Extinction" is part of the title. Wait, maybe "Resident Evil Extinction" is the complete title, and it's a name, so all parts should stay. Therefore, "Resident Evil Extinction" should not be changed. But the user wrote "change each word with 3 options as spintax w1. Leave names unchanged." So if the entire "Resident Evil Extinction" is considered a name, then all words in it are left unchanged. Alternatively, if "Resident Evil" is a name and "Extinction" is a word, but the user might want "Extinction" to be spintaxed. Hmm. Let me see the example the user provided in their instructions. They showed a sample input and expected output, but in this case, the user hasn't provided an example. Wait, looking back, the user's instruction is to take the given text and process it. Since the text includes "Resident Evil Extinction," which is a title, the user might want to replace each word in that title except the main names. However, "Resident Evil" is a game title, so it's a name. "Extinction" might be a game part, but not a proper name. Hmm. The user might have intended to include all words except the specific names (Jill, Chris, Claire). So "Resident Evil" and "Extinction" might be spintaxed. Let me proceed under that assumption. But maybe "ammunition, bullets, shots" could work
- "Please note" → alternatives could be "Kindly remember|Please bear in mind|Note well" - "availability" → "accessibility|presence|obtainability" - "may vary" → "might differ|could change|can fluctuate" - "depending on your region" → "based on your location|according to your area|in accordance with your geographical zone" - "some platforms" → "certain platforms|particular services|specific vendors" - "require a subscription" → "necessitate access fees|involve recurring charges|entail periodic payments" - "one-time purchase" → "single transaction acquisition|individual purchase|once-off payment"
Continuing this for each word in the text, making sure not to skip any unless it's a proper noun. Also, ensure that the replacements are grammatically correct in the sentences. For example, "Conserve ammo" could become "Save bullets," but I need three options for "Conserve": Save, Preserve, Maintain and for "ammo": Bullets, Ammunition, Rounds.
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