I dreamt that there was a special shadow Priest Cave, and I needed two extra talent points to be able to jump high enough to get into it, and I didn’t have those points anymore, and I was disappointed. I remember standing at the bottom of a cliff trying to jump. I don’t remember though if I was me, or my avatar trying to jump.
Remembering dreams for me are a funny thing. I need to go over them, pick it to pieces and try and recall all the details as soon as possible in the morning. ( usually in the shower) If I don’t keep thinking about it for the next hour and put it into long-term memory – it’s gone. I remember remembering it but not what I remembered. I know some people never remember their dreams – so I am somewhat lucky.
Maybe it’s because I have dream catchers through out my flat
I went through an exercise years ago where I wrote them down as soon as I woke up. Reading back on them – I still remember the pictures in the dream.
I only remembered the cliff dream because I remembered it in the shower, and on the way to work 1/2 an hour later made a note of it on my Iphone.
I don’t think I have ever remembered dreaming about wow before.
I’m not going to pertain to know anything about the unconscious and dream interpretation. However I think that knowing if it’s me standing at the bottom of that cliff or my Avatar is important.
Is my brain putting what I am missing in RL into Wow terms so I pay attention and or understand it, or am I just anxious about my character in some way? If my subconscious brain has to put dreams into Wow speak for me to understand it I think I have a problem. Dreaming about Wow – I am then literally playing while I sleep.
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Were you playing soon before bed? I learned to never ever PvP before bed after I realized I had dreams of being chain-snared or stunlocked. I wouldn’t quite call them WoW dreams, since they were more of a re-visualization of past dreams which were effectively about helplessness. Well that was a bit too personal.
“Is my brain putting what I am missing in RL into Wow terms so I pay attention and or understand it” – Yes
“Am I just anxious about my character in some way?” – Possibly
“If my subconscious brain has to put dreams into Wow speak for me to understand it I think I have a problem” – I’d think about this some more. I doubt it’s truly a problem; probably just your brain trying various ways to talk to you, and stumbling upon one that works. If you can visualize the world in WoW terms, that’s not bad; if anything it means you have one more perspective and that’s valuable. But if you can only visualize in WoW terms, that’s a problem. It’s not addiction, but it does indicate that you need to focus more on real and virtual worlds as separate places.