My dreams contain Assassin's Creed "Synchronization" System? Dream Unstability Meter

**EzioAuditore** · 07-11-2014 05:51 PM

I play hours on top of hours of Assassin's Creed. This seems to have made its way into my dreams to provide a helpful stabilization meter. Whenever I enter a dream, at the top left, a synchronization bar appears showing how stable my dream appears to be. When I'm playing along with the dream, the sync bar is full. When I do something extraordinary unrelated to the dream's setting and situation, my synchronization goes down. When it goes down far enough, red and black flash through my vision with electrical noises along with a warning message in the center of my vision "WARNING: DREAM IS COLLAPSING. BECOME ANONYMOUS TO STABILIZE DREAM." Kind of like in the game. Usually, returning back to the original intended form that I was before transforming myself into something unrealistic helps regain sync. Sometimes, it works and I'm back in the dream, but sometimes, it will eject me right away. So, apparently playing Assassin's creed a lot will provide a useful informational tool in lucid dreaming. Has anyone else who plays AC had this experience?

**pugsmith** · 07-12-2014 01:00 AM

I don't play AC, but I get where you're getting this. I think it's called the Tetris Effect -- kinda interesting. Some "mechanics" from games tend to seep into my dreams too, lucid or not.

**TheLucidDragon** · 07-12-2014 02:46 AM

I play AC but I've never had that. I wish I did, that'd be awesome.

**SinisterDezz** · 07-14-2014 03:48 AM

Video Games:
The future of dream control induction.

Seriously though, it's so true that things we do so often every day make their way into our dreams.

I guess that's kinda why people use RCs...

I love when I get HUD in dreams though.

I know that one time I had the centralized HUD from Planetside 2 as well as a nanite force field.
It was kick-ass.

That's really cool, btw.
I wish I had something like that
Maybe I will make one...