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So i just had this discussion with a friend but i had a very funny dream while i was asleep just now.

I was at first imagining i was playing command and conquer generals as the usa and when i aimed my planes towards a bunch of enemies i started to see tables of people playing 40k
and i aimed all the helicopters and stealth bombers at tau players armies much to their shock.

I think one guy that was playing was like, "i spend thousands to build an army capable of fighting tau." and i was like, "clearly that was not enough". I think i destroyed 2 and a half full tau armies before i woke up.

If i recall the U.S. military command was pissed at the resources used to destroy their armies and now all i can think is a player being like "You're doing God's work general." and i'm like "I know."

Haha, dreams are awesome.

But come to think of it, I can't recall ever dreaming about 40k. That's kinda odd to me because I've spent a lot of time thinking about it.

I've dreamt about video games quite a bit though. I wonder why the one and not the other.

I've had dreams after a particularly epic game and basically watch what happened in camera...

I had a dream about playing 40k... and winning a bucket of modeling flock.

That's the closest I've come.

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