...I should have read your OP before I voted. I dream much the same way. I was originally fully involved in my dreams (i.e. First person), but ever since I started keeping a dream diary, I had begun dreaming that I was watching/making/reading/playing a movie/show/comic book/game (technically First Person, but the real action is Third Person). I kinda miss being in the thick of the dream action, but then again, my horror movie dreams would end with me waking up and screaming if I were involved rather than just watching.EmpressZombiKitty said:I've been curious for awhile about this. I, personally, tend to dream in third-person. It's usually like I'm filming the dream or playing it like a third-person video game. I was wondering if all the gaming had something to do with it, actually. It's about 50/50 whether I'm the character or not. I'm normally a female (which I am irl), but I've been a male plenty of times as well.
I sometimes have the movie effect, but usually I suddenly fall into a character and become that person.SonicKaos said:I dream in 3rd person almost all the time. My dreams are usually like movies, where the camera moves around to wherever it needs to be. Often times I control myself, but I rarely see what's going on from my own perspective. I had a talk about this with someone at work once, and she said she always dreams in the first person, and I found that odd.
Very rarely do I ever have control of someone other then myself if at all, but my mind has ways to get around this basically. My dreams rarely consist of people I actually know well. They're full of aquantances, so that I can imprint how I think they'd behave in whatever situation onto them. I'm guessing this is to create a movie like effect, because my mind doesn't want people to be included wherein I would know their reaction to certain circumstances.
My dreams are also usually pretty uneventful... with fairly average things happening but with one slight exaduration that makes things odd. Occasionally though, I have crazy awesome dreams that would make fantastic actual movies.
Also, I often lucid dream, and therefore can control many things within it often times. I only ever dream after I have woken up and then gone back to bed. It's more fun this way anyway lol.
He apparently played this over and over and ended up with dreams of WoW. So, it seems that it's possible.undeserving said:First person 99.9% of the time. I had a brief spell of WoW related dreams which were inevitably third person.
hilarious and embarrassing, my girlfriend told me that i had been talking in my sleep, i had apparently seemed in distress and fearing i was having a nightmare she tried to wake me. She later told me that i had explained to her with quite some urgency how important it was for me to get the epic dagger... Even in my dreams i was after the purpz...