Another example: "patch notes" is a specific term related to game updates, so leave. "Balance changes" is also part of game terminology, so leave. Therefore, in the sentence "stay up-to-date with the latest patch notes and balance changes", "patch notes" and "balance changes" should remain. Only "stay up-to-date" is replaced with synonyms like "remain current|keep abreast of|be familiar with".
"Agent Guides" → "Character Guides|Operator Manuals|Unit Tutorials". Wait, but the user said to skip agents and maps. "Agent Guides" refers to game content, so maybe it's allowed. But need to check. Since "agent" is part of "Agent Guides" and it's a term from Valorant, perhaps leave it as is. But the user's instruction says to swap every word except brands and names. Since "Agent" here is part of the game's terminology, maybe it's safe to synonymize. However, if the user considers "Agent" as part of the brand (since Valorant's agents), maybe leave. But the user wants to modify all words except names and brands. So, "Agent" is part of the game, so leave. So "Agent Guides" remains. Wait, no. The user said to swap every word with three synonyms except names and brands. So in "Agent Guides", "Agent" is a term specific to Valorant, so leave. "Guides" can be synonymized. So "Agent Manuals". kovaaks valorant
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