MMOexp: How can I write the perfect onomatopoeia from AventurineLe's blog

I've since come to peace of the fact that reviewing Elden Ring, or providing an accurate and complete account of Elden Ring Runes my time with the game--is nearly impossible at least with my shaky skillset. What can I do to convey the emotion I felt each when I came across a merchant or opponent who was able to create the most sorrowful, mournful music I've heard in a video game? What words should I use to create the same relaxing nostalgia that washed over me the first time I struck an obstacle with my weapon and it disappeared to reveal an escape route? How can I write the perfect onomatopoeia in order to capture my exaggerated groan when was ambushed by a nest of basilisks spewing smoke, and immediately aware of the dangers they could pose due to previous encounters in the previous Souls games?

Everything within Elden Ring comes bundled with its own kind of friction designed to rub you wrong, until eventually, it rubs you in the right direction. These rough edges cannot be smoothed out without altering the game's main to exist. Souls fans usually make hay over the feeling of satisfaction by overcoming the many challenges of the genre, but it's something more. It's the same as when my father recently greased the hinges of the old screen door that was in my childhood home. 

When I first was able to open it following his stint as handyman, I struggled with a brief weightlessness when I didn't get the exact sound and sensation I had hoped for. I did not hear anything. I was not feeling anything. It was like being in a space. All the texture, all the personality that the door once held in its creaking joints was gone, replaced with best place to buy elden ring items a whispery smoothness that hid its existence instead of providing flavor to the world.