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Here's a thinking process:

1. Analyze the Request: - Task: Translate a StarCraft map review into natural Korean, then the same into English. - Constraints: - Output must be plain text only (no JSON, no Markdown code blocks, no tables, no lists, no headers). - No headings/subheadings like "Korean Review", "StarCraft Broodwar Map Review", etc.

- Output must start directly with the first sentence of the review body. - Korean review: 900-1100 characters (including spaces). - English review: same content, also no headers, after a blank line. - Total output: 1800-3000 characters (including spaces).

- Must naturally explain map structure, genre, gameplay style, player experience, recommended targets, and pre-play check items. - Must NOT invent: maker, triggers, win conditions, story, balance adjustments. - Must NOT list: map size, resolution, tile units, encoding. - Cannot repeat the same explanation.

- Input: The prompt says "Here's a thinking process:" but then gives constraints. Wait, the user actually didn't provide the original map review text! It says "다음 를 자연스러운

로 번역해라." (Translate the following StarCraft map review into a natural Korean review.) But then it gives a bunch of constraints, and then "Here's a thinking process:" with constraints. Actually, looking at the prompt structure, it seems the user pasted a set of instructions/rules for the AI, but didn't provide the actual source map review text.

Wait, let me re-read carefully. The prompt starts: "다음 를 자연스러운

로 번역해라." Then it says: "Here's a thinking process:" and then lists constraints. Actually, the entire prompt after "Here's a thinking process:" seems to be the user's constraints for the task, but there's no actual map review text provided. This is a problem. I need the source text to translate.

However, sometimes in these prompts, the "thinking process" part is the user's way of setting up the task, and maybe the map review is implied or I need to generate a review based on a common map?

But the constraints say "Do not invent maker, triggers, win conditions, story, balance adjustments." and "Do not list map size, resolution, tile units, encoding, and don't repeat the same explanation." Also "Do not output any subheadings/headers like 'Korean Review', 'StarCraft Broodwar Map Review', 'Map Review', '\n', '\n', 'Translation'."

Wait, maybe the prompt is incomplete, or the "thinking process" is actually part of the prompt engineering, and I'm supposed to output according to those rules, but I need a map review text. Let me read again: "다음 를 자연스러운

로 번역해라. 제목, 머리말, 목록, Markdown, 부연 설명 없이 한국어 번역 본문만 출력해라. 원문에 없는 맵 정보나 평가를 추가하지 마라." Then it has "Here's a thinking process:" which might be a standard prefix, but then it continues with more constraints: "1. First write a Korean review in 900-1100 characters (including spaces)." etc.

Actually, the entire prompt might be the user's message, and the "Here's a thinking process:" is part of the prompt that I'm supposed to ignore or it's a meta-instruction. But there's no source text. Let me check the exact text: "다음 를 자연스러운

로 번역해라. 제목, 머리말, 목록, Markdown, 부연 설명 없이 한국어 번역 본문만 출력해라. 원문에 없는 맵 정보나 평가를 추가하지 마라. Here's a thinking process: