Thread: WILD after playing video games

It doe not have to be video games though; after an intense activity, like a fast-paced sport, I tend to involuntarily visualize, as you said, the events. Also like a video game, I tweak the events if I did not like the outcome.

Yeah I remember after I played Guilty Gear for a few hours then I went to bed I would be visualizing battles I had or making ones up and they would play out in my mind just like they would have if I had actually been playing the game.

Originally Posted by Brandon Heat

Yeah I remember after I played Guilty Gear for a few hours then I went to bed I would be visualizing battles I had or making ones up and they would play out in my mind just like they would have if I had actually been playing the game.

Hah, the exact same thing has been happening to me- playing our little combos and what not in my head.

I think video games have great potential as lucid aids. I remember that after playing Oblivion for an immensely long period of time not only did I begin seeing vague HI but too was I actually playing the game in my dreams.

Yeah...this works for theme parks too....go on a lot of roller coasters that day, and you'll see that crap in your head for a while before you go to sleep. Also going to the skate park used to do the trick...as for WILDing...it's worth a try. I haven't tried it since I've learned how to...but I have done a WBTB after playing ridge racer for a hour and going back to sleep instead of the normal, write in DJ read about LDs and stuff routine.

This happens to me aswell! Especially after playing a lot of puzzle type games. I once played a whole game of minesweeper in my head while I was trying to get to sleep... I've never thought of using it as a LD aid though. Maybe I'll give it a try!

Same here. Although I've never controlled an LD, my two closest WILD attempts came after playing video games.

The VGILD method... It has potential

Hmm...do you think this has enough potential to go to the research team? I've never actually got one like this, but it is a seemingly good idea.