Days are a blur they come and Go as I mostly sleep, is this how it feels to be a dreadnaught? If so what is so bad about it, experience nothing for 100 and so years and be awoken for war. Life is planned out for me and I can rest. Unless dreams exist when in stasis, only downside. Don't know why normies hype up being a dreadnaught as bad.
i dont think dreadnaught in english means what you think it means, but english is not my native language either, so pls explain
do you sleep most of the time?
do you sleep most of the time?
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>>219685
Basically like picrel
The dead astartes soldiers are placed in there, they have to leave them to sleep or else they will go insane for being conscious too long, I'm not too sure about why or what causes this I only know the superficial information. They are kept asleep until they are needed in major battles which is usually 100 years apart. They sleep alot, and have little to no memory of their time awake.
Yeah, I sleep around 11-12 then wake up at 2-3 in the afternoon. 8 hours awake from the 24 hours in the day, my sleep is aiming for 7 hours awake it seems. Or something like that
Basically like picrel
The dead astartes soldiers are placed in there, they have to leave them to sleep or else they will go insane for being conscious too long, I'm not too sure about why or what causes this I only know the superficial information. They are kept asleep until they are needed in major battles which is usually 100 years apart. They sleep alot, and have little to no memory of their time awake.
Yeah, I sleep around 11-12 then wake up at 2-3 in the afternoon. 8 hours awake from the 24 hours in the day, my sleep is aiming for 7 hours awake it seems. Or something like that