Thread: Do you dream when in a coma?

I would hate being lucid forever.

You gotta have something to compare lucidity to.

Aw, just a regular dream, nothing special. Lucidity though, that's special. That's why I am happy I'm not a 100%er. It would suck.

Lucidity has to remain special and be compared to something else in order for it to remain just that. Special.

Also, dude, love AC. Only the first and second one though.

No, I believe a coma is much deeper than any level of sleep - it's full blackout unconscious.

Originally Posted by SinisterDezz

I would hate being lucid forever.

You gotta have something to compare lucidity to.

Aw, just a regular dream, nothing special. Lucidity though, that's special. That's why I am happy I'm not a 100%er. It would suck.

Lucidity has to remain special and be compared to something else in order for it to remain just that. Special.

Also, dude, love AC. Only the first and second one though.

I loved the Ezio Trilogy, since it had a really deep storyline. The third one wasn't bad, don't know why it got so much flak, and the fourth one has a really cool gameplay mechanic; commanding a ship that can take on many frigates at a time.

Originally Posted by EzioAuditore

I loved the Ezio Trilogy, since it had a really deep storyline. The third one wasn't bad, don't know why it got so much flak, and the fourth one has a really cool gameplay mechanic; commanding a ship that can take on many frigates at a time.

I liked it though, I kinda stopped in the middle of AC 3 cause Connor didn't interest me so much and I feel the series ended for me when Ezio left.

As for the coma, no you don't dream.

Originally Posted by LDman

I liked it though, I kinda stopped in the middle of AC 3 cause Connor didn't interest me so much and I feel the series ended for me when Ezio left.

I honestly liked Haytham more than Connor, because Haytham was much more interesting than connor, and he's Edward's son, so that makes him even better.

As for the coma, I guess that since comas are induced through unintentional methods, REM wouldn't take place.

Originally Posted by SinisterDezz

I would hate being lucid forever.

You gotta have something to compare lucidity to.

Aw, just a regular dream, nothing special. Lucidity though, that's special. That's why I am happy I'm not a 100%er. It would suck.

Lucidity has to remain special and be compared to something else in order for it to remain just that. Special.

Also, dude, love AC. Only the first and second one though.

Well why don't you compare it to waking reality? That's why it's awesome.
Would love to be a 100%er.

Originally Posted by sprada

Well why don't you compare it to waking reality? That's why it's awesome.
Would love to be a 100%er.

With that whole sentence, my point was that regular dreams are still precious in their own sense.

Regular dreams are what make lucids so special.

Also, if you were in a long-term lucid like the one mentioned above, I would eventually get bored with all the power and control over every aspect of the dream.

Come on, let's be honest here. Everyone would become bored. After a certain point, it's just best to wake up.

Originally Posted by SinisterDezz

With that whole sentence, my point was that regular dreams are still precious in their own sense.

Regular dreams are what make lucids so special.

Also, if you were in a long-term lucid like the one mentioned above, I would eventually get bored with all the power and control over every aspect of the dream.

Come on, let's be honest here. Everyone would become bored. After a certain point, it's just best to wake up.

I think your favorite anime might be Date a Live

Originally Posted by EzioAuditore

I was playing AC revelations and Desmond got knocked into a coma. He used the animus to stay conscious and it got me thinking; can you dream while in a coma? If you're in a coma the rest of your life is that like purgatory where you can do whatever you want? becoming lucid forever... that's everyone's dream. Pun intended.

I had a seizure once, and during the seizure I just barely recall flying through the universe at hyper speed, but it was so terrifying I couldn't stop screaming. I guess being in a coma would be different, though.

I recall reading that while in a coma, you are incapable of dreaming due to the brain damage. Though if its something light where your mind is working properly, it should be possible.

Also do whatever we want? That would be boring IMO, having challenges and creating rules is much better.
And no, we won't dream forever. Our bodies have a time limit after all lol