Thread: My New Method

Yes, setting achievable goals and attaining them is not only effective, but gives good feedback on your progress.

Haha... seems like good old-fashioned fun.

Disregarding any sort of possible lucidity helping properties, I think it could be lots of fun. For example, when you get an achievement you get to see what behind door number twoooooooo </announcer voice>

This seems pretty cool. It's not for me though, could never complete it

Oh yes...

80 shaman
80 Death Knight
70 Warrior
70 rogue

Originally Posted by arby

Haha... seems like good old-fashioned fun.

Disregarding any sort of possible lucidity helping properties, I think it could be lots of fun. For example, when you get an achievement you get to see what behind door number twoooooooo </announcer voice>

You know, that's not a bad idea. Dream rewards. My rewards don't have to be limited to what exists ;D

Well, something to this effect has been done before. I found it when I was first researching LDing. It was called RILD (Reward Induced Lucid Dream), basically, you let yourself eat a chocolate bar whenever you have an LD, or have brilliant recall one night, etc.
It had a counterpart called PILD (Punishment Induced Lucid Dream), which is really quite self-explanatory.

Then again, the website had a crapload of choices, which I doubt were well researched, from Thirst Induced Lucid Dream, to HOILD, (Hard-on Induced Lucid Dream)!

I'll give it a shot!

70 priest - Twisting Nether BTW

what are some of the acheivements you put on your list? so i know where to start.