Thread: A Newbie Comes with a raygun!

You bet. I think a lot of people get their inspiration from video games and movies. You can do anything you can imagine. What did you have in mind?

And, what game had lucid dreaming in it? Was it Titan Quest?

Lol, what the hell's Titan Quest?

Originally Posted by Jdeadevil

Lol, what the hell's Titan Quest?

I was hoping to find out the same thing. Someone told me a while back that there was lucid dreaming in a game called Titan Quest. I guess this is what Wikipedia is for...

Well, I was thinking about going in video game worlds and maybe interact with a game's storyline, and maybe even go squish goombas and koopas in the Mario world. XD

But since it's possible, I've got my hopes up.

However, I hope that the school won't interfere with my dream recall schedule... mostly because my mom wakes me up around 6:00AM, and I sleep relatively late, even on weekdays. Do you suggest I try to go to bed earlier on weekdays?

They're harsh, sleep late, wake early? Ahh!

Well, it's mostly based on the fact that my dad brings me to school, and has work at around 7:50AM, so we have to leave early. I might try to sleep earlier, though.

Try it.

Experimentation is a key to Lucid Dreaming.

So, if everything goes well, how much time should it take for me to get through the Dream Recall process?

How did I miss this?

http://titanquestvault.ign.com/View....ne.Detail&id=6

Dream Mastery
Fools have been known to mock the masters of Dream. Most of those fools are dead now. Not only is a Seer capable of conjuring creatures of nightmare to haunt, distract, and ultimately destroy his enemies, but his powers form the basis of a strong argument that all of reality is, in fact, a dream. If so, then to master dreams is to master reality itself.

Lucid Dream - Passive
Increased conscious control over your dream state, enhances abilities that derive power from the dream world.

Nice, nice, nice!

Last questions:

-Is it possible to go through a dream, but then, when we realize that we are in a dream, and go in a totally different storyline that isn't related to the original dream whatsoever?
-Are there side effects or risks with Lucid Dreaming?

I have an idea of what I should use for a journal. I just gotta find a pencil now. Also, I feel it's best for me to wait 'till tommorow before I start using my journal... what do you think?