McStabStab: Yes, but never in a good way. From our forumДЄlm: At uni I played so much Halo local multiplayer with people in my halls that I would dream about lining up headshots on Blood Gulch. It wasn't, of course, but for a fleeting moment I wondered, 'What if.?'В Kinda dreamy, right? Turned out to be an old beer can, I think. But once, while driving many years ago, I was sure I caught a glimpse of a rogue stoneВ at the side of the road. Vague memory of Tom Hanks wielding an M4, also.ДЄndy Chalk: No. But it got pretty boring, honestly-these werenвЂ™t nightmares, just various expressions of the genre like taking shelter, going from point A to point B, etc. Obviously there was plenty of zombie stuff to be found elsewhere in media at that time too. I like the dice in the game better.Д®van Lahti: I had a multi-year stretch around '08-'09 where more than half of my dreams had some component of the zombie apocalypse that I'm pretty sure was driven by the release of Left 4 Dead, seminal co-op game that it was. Since my dreams are always anxiety dreams about the impossibility of completing simple tasks (I don't want to analyze this), I got one side painted blue and then went to wash the brush so I could use a different color but the sink was broken, so I went to drive to the store for a new brush but I couldn't find my car keys, so I went to look through the basement (I don't have a basement) for a spare brush and opened box after box never finding one. It didn't translate exactly in the dream I had that week: I had some very big orange dice (like in the game but the size of an armchair) and I was painting them (with a paintbrush) a side at a time, trying to come up with a color combination that would make them kind of glow and spin around slowly in the air (I don't know why this would be a good thing). Your dice act as your citizens, and if you get far enough into the game without your dice-people turning on you and burning your city down, you can dunk them in these experimental tanks which can give them new powers and abilities. Christopher Livingston: Plenty of times, most recently Dice Legacy, a city builder which I played a preview build of obsessively for about a week.

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