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Hereellsellsellsells where ofellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsellsells,ellsells deepellsells deepellsellsellsells deepellsellsellsells Okay, the user wants me to take the provided StarCraft: Brood War map review data and write a Korean review based on it, followed by the same content in English, separated by a blank line. No headings, no markdown, no lists, no tables, no JSON. The total output needs to be 1800-3000 characters (including the Korean, the blank line, and the English). The Korean part alone needs to be 900-1100 characters (including spaces). I need to output the Korean review first, then a blank line, then the of the same content, also without headings or markdown. I must not output any headings, no markdown code blocks, no lists, no tables, no JSON. I must not output any "Korean Review" or "English Review" headings. I must output directly the review text. Let me re-read the requirements carefully. The user says: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." Wait, the prompt says: "Here's a thinking process:" then gives me the thinking process, then the actual prompt: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." Actually, the user message is: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." But then there's a huge block of text that seems to be the actual prompt instructions? Wait, let me read the whole user message. The user message starts with "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." Then there's a huge block of text that seems to be the actual prompt instructions in English? Actually, looking at the structure: The user message begins with Korean, then there's a thinking process section (probably from a previous turn or system prompt), and then the actual instruction is embedded. Let me parse this carefully. The user message text: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라. 아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라. Here's a thinking process: ..." Wait, the message seems to contain a thinking process section automatically generated, and then the actual instruction. Let me read the whole thing as a single message. The message has: - Starts with Korean: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." - Then "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." (repeated?) - Then "Here's a thinking process:" and a long thinking process text. - Then the actual instructions: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." again? Actually, the text after "Here's a thinking process:" is the system thinking process, but then there's another block: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." Maybe the user pasted a prompt that includes both the instruction and the thinking process. But I need to respond based on the instruction. Actually, the user message is: "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라. 아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라. Here's a thinking process: ..." It seems the user might have accidentally included the thinking process, or it's part of a multi-turn context. But I must treat the entire message as the user input. The actual instruction is somewhere in there. Let me extract the core instruction: The user wants me to "아래 영문 를 바탕으로 본문만 새로 작성해라." which translates to "Write a Korean review based on the following StarCraft map review." Then there's a bunch of data and rules. Given the complexity, I should focus on the requirements outlined in the latter part of the message, which includes the map data and the output specifications. The latter part of the message contains: - Map data: Title: $$ big money $$, Filename: money.scx, Internal title: $$ big money $$, Internal description: Destroy all enemy buildings. Genre: ME Here's a thinking process: 1. **Analyze the Request:** - **Role:** StarCraft: Brood War map reviewer - **Input Data:** Map data provided (title, filename, internal title, internal description, genre, players, team count, playtime, difficulty, version, tags, tileset) - **Output Rules:** - No JSON, Markdown code blocks, tables, lists, headings - First: Korean review, 900-1100 chars (including spaces) - Then: A blank line, then of the same content, no headings/subheadings - No "Korean Review", "StarCraft Brood War Map Review", etc. as headings - Output starts directly with the review body - Total output: 1800-3000 chars (including the Korean + English + blank line) - Content: naturally explain map structure, genre, gameplay, player experience, recommended targets, pre-play checks - Do not invent maker, triggers, win conditions, story, balance numbers not provided - Do not list map size, resolution, tile units, encoding, or repeat same explanations - **Map Data Given:** - Title: $$ big money $$ - Filename: money.scx - Internal title: $$ big money $$ - Internal description: Destroy all enemy buildings. - Genre: MELEE (밀리) - Players: 3 - Teams: - - Expected playtime: - - Difficulty: - - Version: - - Tags: - - Tileset: Space 2. **Deconstruct the Output Requirements:** - Korean review: 900-1100 chars (with spaces) - Then a blank line - Then of the Korean review (same content, 900-1100 chars presumably, but total overall 1800-3000, so both should be around 900-1100 each) - No headings at all in either language - Output starts directly with the first character of the Korean review - No JSON, Markdown, tables, lists, headings - Must naturally cover: map structure, genre, gameplay style, player experience, recommended audience, pre-play checks - but using the given data only, without inventing missing specs, and without listing things like tileset details, size, etc. - The Korean and English must be translations of each other, same content. Key tricky parts: - "No headings" means I can't even have "Korean Review" or similar. The output must just start with text. - "Blank line next, same content translated, without subheading without" - so after Korean review, a newline, then starts immediately. - Total chars 1800-3000. So Korean ~900-1100, English ~900-1100, total ~1800-2200, which fits. - Must "naturally explain map structure, genre, gameplay style, player experience, recommended targets, pre-play check items" - but using only given data. I'll have to infer/describe based on the data: MELEE, 3 players, destroy all enemy buildings, space tileset. I can describe the gameplay flow, the objective, the style, who it's for, without inventing fake numbers or listing technical details. - "Do not list map size, resolution, tile units, encoding, or repeat same explanation." - So I shouldn't say "the map uses X tileset, Y size, etc." I should just describe the experience. Let's plan the Korean review content (target 900-1100 chars): - I need to write a coherent review paragraph(s) that covers: * Genre: MELEE, 3 players * Objective: Destroy all enemy buildings * Tileset: Space (implied atmosphere, maybe sci-fi, resource gathering? but no data, so keep generic) * Gameplay style: Likely a standard melee map with the given objective, maybe custom win condition focus * Player experience: 3-player melee, destroying buildings, space theme, likely strategic, maybe tense * Recommended for: Fans of 3-player melee, those who enjoy building destruction objectives, casual or competitive depending on balance (but no balance data, so keep vague) * Pre-play check: Maybe number of players, objective type, but avoid listing technical specs. Constraints: No headings, must start directly. I'll write a continuous text block in Korean, ~950
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이전 버전 1이지 머니 (Easy Money)
v1.0 · (6)Easy Money.scm
스타크래프트 브루드워의 ‘이지 머니(Easy Money)’는 2~6인 대전이 가능한 밀리 맵으로, 기본 자원인 미네랄과 가스가 풍부한 사막 지형에 배치되어 있다. 맵의 중앙에는 넓은 개활지가 펼쳐져 있어 초반 러시가 용이하며, 양쪽 끝에는 멀티 지역이 밀집되어 있어 자원 수급이 안정적이다. 사막 타일셋의 황량한 배경은 넓은 시야와 긴 사정거리를 활용한 포위 전략을 장려한다. 맵의 특징은 자원 밀집도와 넓은 개활지로, 초반부터 플레이어 간의 충돌이 발생할 가능성이 높다. 특히 mineral line이 가깝게 배치되어 있어 테란의 초반 벙커링이나 프로토스의 질드라쉬 러시가 효과적일 수 있다. 저그의 경우에도 저글링이나 뮤탈리스크로 빠른 견제가 가능해, 맵의 개방성과 자원 배치가 다양한 전략을 구사할 수 있도록 한다. 초보와 숙련자 모두에게 접근성 높은 맵으로, 빠른 게임 진행과 전략적 다양성을 제공한다. 플레이 전에는 자원 밸런스와 멀티 지역 접근성을 확인하는 것이 중요하며, 특히 초반 러시 타이밍을 잡기 위한 맵리딩이 관건이다. 초심자라면 자원 수급과 기본 유닛 생산에 집중하는 플레이가 필요하며, 숙련자는 빠른 테크와 다중 전략을 활용해 게임을 지배할 수 있다. 맵의 개방성과 자원 밀집도는 스타크래프트의 기본 메카닉을 잘 살린 설계로, 밀리 플레이어라면 누구나 즐길 수 있는 좋은 대전용 맵이다. Easy Money is a Brood War melee map designed for 2 to 6 players, set in a desert terrain with abundant minerals and vespene gas. The central open space allows for early rushes, while the concentrated mineral lines near multi bases ensure stable resource gathering. The vast desert tileset provides long sightlines and firing ranges, encouraging strategic encirclement tactics. The map's resource layout and open terrain make early-game clashes highly likely, with advantages for Terran bunkering, Protoss Zealot rushes, or Zerg Zergling/Mutalisk harassment. Its accessibility suits both beginners and veterans, offering fast-paced gameplay with diverse strategic options. Players should prioritize resource balance checks and multi base accessibility before starting. Beginners may focus on basic unit production and resource management, while advanced players can exploit early rushes or multi-pronged strategies. The map’s open design and resource density perfectly showcase Brood War’s core mechanics, making it an excellent choice for competitive melee matches.
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