"Received adjustments" could be "undergone modifications|experienced alterations|obtained revisions". "Movesets" is a proper noun here? Let me check. Moveset is a term used in gaming, so maybe it's okay. But the user said not to touch proper nouns. Wait, "movesets" is a general term, not a brand. So we can synonymize. Let's see: "movesets" could be "combat techniques|ability sets|move configurations". "Damage output" might be "offensive power|attack intensity|harm potential". "Speed" could be "velocity|agility|rapidness". "Recovery times" could be "regain periods|restoration durations|revival intervals". "Viable" becomes "competitive|feasible|practical".
"Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Update 13.0.2: What’s New and What’s Fixed The popular fighting game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has received a new update, version 13.0.2, which brings a slew of changes, additions, and fixes to the game. As with previous updates, this patch aims to balance gameplay, address bugs, and enhance the overall player experience. In this article, we’ll dive into the details of what’s new and what’s been fixed in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update 13.0.2." Super Smash Bros. Ultimate -NSP--Update 13.0.2-...
"New Features and Additions" can be "New Features and Additions" or converted? "Features" could be "features|elements|components". "Additions" might be "additions|enhancements|upgrades". Moveset is a term used in gaming, so maybe it's okay
I should also check for consistency in the substitutions and ensure that the synonyms are appropriate in context. For example, "Crash Fixes" becomes "Crash Fixes". So we can synonymize
Balance Adjustments In line with prior updates, balance adjustments are a key part of update iteration 13.0.2. Nintendo has been implemented algorithms to various fighters, battlefields, and format variations to maintain that the game persists balanced and entertaining for users of all competence levels.
Okay, let me start by understanding the user's request. They want me to rephrase each word in the given text with three synonyms while keeping the brand names intact. The output should be in syn2 format, just the text.