Thread: Lucid RPG [The Coolest Idea Ever]

Originally Posted by Ghost94

Okay okay I didn´t know this had been though before.

But it still is a cool idea. And I think it´s pretty easy to do. As long as you want it, you can make stable rules.

I don't know if its possible. I've read that using to much aggressive control decreases the dream's quality. Plus, as I said, you're knife will probably transform into something else and you'll have to constantly change it back. Plus places might not always stay the same even though I think that might be possible since you expect them to be as you know them. I normally can go in places that are the same as ones I've already went. But I'm sure there will be lots of instability in the happenings. Just saying that you can't expect everything to stay under strict rules of physics and stuff.

Maybe we should plan something.

Or maybe we should not exactly make a map, what about just creating your starting point and visit from there. Than when you wake up, you can draw the places you visited and make a map. That be one of the goals of the game. Visit your surrunding and make a big map of it, find new places.

Originally Posted by SleepyCookieDough

I don't know if its possible. I've read that using to much aggressive control decreases the dream's quality. Plus, as I said, you're knife will probably transform into something else and you'll have to constantly change it back. Plus places might not always stay the same even though I think that might be possible since you expect them to be as you know them. I normally can go in places that are the same as ones I've already went. But I'm sure there will be lots of instability in the happenings. Just saying that you can't expect everything to stay under strict rules of physics and stuff.

Maybe we should plan something.

Or maybe we should not exactly make a map, what about just creating your starting point and visit from there. Than when you wake up, you can draw the places you visited and make a map. That be one of the goals of the game. Visit your surrunding and make a big map of it, find new places.

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=46571

Originally Posted by pojmaster17q

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=46571

Then this answers the problem.
I think that Ghost94 and anyone that want to try it out should read that to help them with it.

Do you guys want to do it individually or we could make up something with this thread or other ones...

It's always good to keep in mind that just because billybob wrote something doesn't mean it's a fact or always true.

Originally Posted by Shift

It's always good to keep in mind that just because billybob wrote something doesn't mean it's a fact or always true.

I guess, but it still might work, right?

Originally Posted by Shift

It's always good to keep in mind that just because billybob wrote something doesn't mean it's a fact or always true.

True, but it was somewhat related to this thread.

I know, I'm just reminding everyone to take it with a grain of salt. There's little truth with most of the stuff written on lucid dreaming. I can usually force my dream control with no consequences. Just because billybob wrote that doesn't make it so. (By the way, I'm referring to the forcing-control deal, I think we might be talking about 2 separate things )

Originally Posted by Shift

I know, I'm just reminding everyone to take it with a grain of salt. There's little truth with most of the stuff written on lucid dreaming. I can usually force my dream control with no consequences. Just because billybob wrote that doesn't make it so. (By the way, I'm referring to the forcing-control deal, I think we might be talking about 2 separate things )

Yeah, we are. I disagree with the forcing control = instability thing as well, I posted it for the "different universes" thing.

Originally Posted by Shift

I know, I'm just reminding everyone to take it with a grain of salt. There's little truth with most of the stuff written on lucid dreaming. I can usually force my dream control with no consequences. Just because billybob wrote that doesn't make it so. (By the way, I'm referring to the forcing-control deal, I think we might be talking about 2 separate things )

That was my fault. lol! I never actually used aggressive control as he calls it so I don't know how it actually feels and I assumed it was true. I'll try to be less naive next time.

But seriously, is the idea of the RPG possible? If yes we should try it, on this thread at least.