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MrCrazyDude115
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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 01:36
Just got the idea, share your scariest, creepiest nightmares here on this thread and we can all laugh about them



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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 02:35
I once had a dream that i was lying in bed and my jumper started crawling toward me across the floor. then proceeded to strangle me. The posters on my walls folded themselves up into origami monsters too.

This dream was brought to you by nicotine patches.
-scary and messed up dreams or your money back.

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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 09:28
had one once where my body slowly turned into styrofoam blocks, one limb at a time. woke up three times, each time i went back to sleep, it resumed pretty much where it left off.

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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 11:25 Edited at: 28th Jul 2013 11:25
As a kid, when I had the flu I'd often hallucinate and the whole experience was pretty scary, the best way I could describe the experience is that lines were trying to kill me.

As for nightmares themselves, the only one I remember was more depressing than amusing.

Having said that I have had the "turning up to school naked" dreams, also one where I was in a skirt. Each time I felt embarrassed. I've never understood why your brain formulates dreams to embarrass. Not sure if they constitute as nightmares though.

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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 15:01 Edited at: 28th Jul 2013 15:02
I'm pretty simplistic when it comes to nightmares, I've probably not had any in the last 5 years or so. The last one I remember was sliding down a long pipe completely out of control, then simply getting stuck.

The only other nightmare I remember is running along tall scaffolding for no apparent reason feeling like I'm going to fall off.

So yeah my fears are pretty simplistic, heights and sliding down heights just demonstrates that I hate not being in control of a situation.

Also, I don't like heights
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Posted: 28th Jul 2013 15:52
I once jumped out of bed in the middle of the night to quickly remove my shelf from the wall and placed it carefully on the floor,

I obviously thought I had a good reason to do this, no idea what that was

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 02:02
I often try to lucid dream. (I'ts really awesome when it works). But one time it got completely out of hand, my dream became some sort of weird mix between sadness and hapiness. It was like a whole new kind of emotion and I could not escape from it. I'ts hard to describe.

Any one else familiar with Lucid dreams?

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 03:27
Quote: "Any one else familiar with Lucid dreams?"


Yes, but I can't remember when I last had one. Same with nightmares, it's been many years, but there was this weird thing that I do remember.

Back when I did have bad dreams, I became quite adept at wakeing myself. I would usually realize that it was a nighmare - or about to become one - and if I tried hard I could force my eyes to open and I would wake.

Everything however is not always as it first seems. Sometimes, I would force my eyes to open as usual and I would wake in my dream, seeing that I was in my room and believing that I had indeed woke, but it was not so. I was only awoke in my dream.

Funny how the mind can play tricks on us.

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 14:10 Edited at: 29th Jul 2013 22:19
What I find even more interesting is that you cannot tell you're in a dream until you wake up. So I ask you, where is reality?

My nightmares have always been a mixture of sharp objects cutting people, and being chased by some overpowered god figure in a maze (with a knife).


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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 16:02
@TheComet

Filed a report concerning your code snippet. Keep that crap off the forum please.

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 16:19 Edited at: 29th Jul 2013 16:21
In light of xplosys's comment and your consistant battles with slaps and suchlike, some friendly advice from a fellow dude.

The Game Creators is family friendly. Topics are generally meant not to cause offense or be unsuitable for children. Minors do visit the forum. I was a minor when I joined (granted, one with a potty mouth, but my parents were more liberal than some). It's not like most of the internet, it's for a company that creates software for kids, teenagers and adults alike and attracts people from a whole range of backgrounds (hence things like religion & politics are a no-no).

My behaviour on the forum is completely different to how I am elsewhere, I'm still me, but I like to swear, I have a dark sense of humour (which at times parodies bigotry) and can at times talk about sensitive topics. I keep all that away from the forum, knowing there would be people who'd have a problem with it. Granted you might see hints of it, nobody's perfect, but then some stuff should be obvious as things not to do.

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 20:38
Wow, your dreams seem normal compared to mine XD, my Nightmares are often VERY scary, I may also wake up feeling scared, and my body is shaking XD,

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 22:40
I haven't had nightmares since being a very small child. I can only recall two - being chased up an endless spiral staircase by a dragon in a rickety castle, and being hunted in the swimming pool by a seal that could suck blood through its flippers... neither are as scary now looking back.

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 22:45 Edited at: 29th Jul 2013 23:24
@xplosys - I'm sorry, it was a quote from Day9's story time, where he tells a story of his last minute coding marathon experience and how he almost died as a result (contains some mild language, but overall is a good guy to listen to). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaQdd8bUaXk

The quote in my sig was supposed to highlight the frustration and anxiety of the programming experience during tight hours (which I'm sure we can all relate to), but in retrospect it was inappropriate.

Removed my sig.

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Posted: 29th Jul 2013 23:52 Edited at: 29th Jul 2013 23:54
Quote: "What I find even more interesting is that you cannot tell you're in a dream until you wake up. So I ask you, where is reality?"


I figured this out quite some time ago. My general rule of thumb when dreaming is that if I ask myself "is this a dream or not?" because I'm unsure, I immediately realize it's a dream. It usually causes the rest of the dream to be lucid too.

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Posted: 30th Jul 2013 17:23 Edited at: 30th Jul 2013 17:38
Quote: "Just got the idea, share your scariest, creepiest nightmares here on this thread and we can all laugh about them
"


You'd have to be a decent writer to actually capture the essence of a dream or nightmare at all. Its really hard writing as it is often suggestive and unrelatable for others.

Quote: " Wow, your dreams seem normal compared to mine XD, my Nightmares are often VERY scary,"


I used to say that too as I was a young teenager... its an immature statment as everyone does have nightmares from time to time, often too personal to tell or too abstract to be able to tell or remember accurately.

If you tell a story you usually have a character, tone and buildup as well as narrative...dreams have none of this stuff so I really couldn't share any of mine...I would not know how.

Quote: "What I find even more interesting is that you cannot tell you're in a dream until you wake up. "


recently, I often woke up while still being dreaming. To clarify: I opened my eyes and saw my room while still perceiving parts or sounds of the dream around me. Very unsettling because you cant move your body. You will eventually panic and wake up "completely".

Nightmares that really bother me do however have a pattern:

*Being wrongfully accused and executed
*Being unable to defend or rescue a loved one
*Being assaulted by something I am not able to stop no matter what.
*Being too weak to interact in the events that unfold around me.
*Being in medieval warfare, seeing my limbs being broken and torn apart, bleeding out on the ground.
*Having sexual intercourse while my partner either turns into something monstrous or slits my throat.

Altough its a long list...I mostly have pleasant dreams though. I just have a tendency to remember multiple drams per night...altough mostly just a haze.

Thats pretty much the ones that where more vibrant or reoccured through my lifetime.

Oh! And as a kid I often had dreams, woke up and looked for the events that happened in my dream...only to find out that it was all just a dream and I didnt get a basket full of kittens



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Posted: 30th Jul 2013 18:15
Quote: "You'd have to be a decent writer to actually capture the essence of a dream or nightmare at all. Its really hard writing as it is often suggestive and unrelatable for others."

I agree totally, some of the most frightening moments I have ever experienced in a dream are very difficult to explain and often seem mundane outside of immediate context.

Quote: "recently, I often woke up while still being dreaming. To clarify: I opened my eyes and saw my room while still perceiving parts or sounds of the dream around me. Very unsettling because you cant move your body. You will eventually panic and wake up "completely"."


Share your horror mate, I often am stuck between dream and reality. These days it often results in me launching out of bed in full war mode attacking whatever it was, until i realize I am back here again and whatever it was is gone. I am just standing there in my underpants fighting air.


one very vivid bad dream that has stuck with me was quite strange and disturbing, difficult to explain well too but here goes. disclaimer, remember that dreams are real experiences that evaporate upon waking as apposed to thoughts or ideas which can be manipulated.

I remember that I was in a dark landscape in a reality with an uneasy and repressed demeanor. There was a decrepit house on a hill we(everyone in the dream world) all knew to be a place of great disturbance. My childhood friend and I decided we were going to explore it. we made our way up toward it, it was surprisingly easy to get there, however I was troubled by what I saw, We entered the house and there was a thick layer of dust that covered everything, it seemed to have not been entered for a long while, it was still and eerie. we heard noises and thinking that we had been discovered in a place we should not have been we ran for it, out the back and tripped over a pile of burned bodies. I managed to hide myself under the bodies however my friend was apparently discovered and spontaneously combusted. From my position I saw him run off into the distance screaming(the light of the flames) he eventually stopped and I knew he was dead. I emerged from the pile and re-entered the house, I remember there were a lot of portraits on the walls, and windy corridors, I reached a fireplace and saw a chain next to it, I pulled the chain and heard gears grinding and heavy objects moving a bell ringing and the groan of large creature waking.

I panicked and ran, I could hear the sound of something very heavy running very near by, I kept running for any exit I could stumble across, but instead wound up face to face with a nightmare creature, It is very hard to discribe but a picture is attached.


When we saw each other we stopped for a second, I Could feel its breath, I could smell the rotten meat on its teeth.
It took three or four breaths before it spoke the poem...

Sinking deeper, bottom feeder
locks and bolts wont bar the creeper
set in darkness laid as bait
where no-one can save you the creeper waits...

It was at this point that the dream randomly spliced, with a dynamite shack full of relics reminding me of past lives and another location where there was a garden and huntsman spiders with wings that flew by spinning, which I was fighting off with a tennis racket...

needless to say I must have felt persecuted that that point in time... I cant for the life of me remember what was bothering me now.
Just glad that I haven't had a night mare in years now.

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Posted: 30th Jul 2013 22:14
Pretty scary Nightmare Kezzla, mine are too long, complicated, and hard to explain, Maybe I can make an FPSC game about them, I don't know, they are too long and detailed to explain, like Wolf said.

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