Created by ninjanoah5 Important: This map uses an adf. By using this link, you will directly support the map creator. Click to download the map directly. Map Info Jump into the second story of the Asleep series as you experience what it's like to be in dreams. This map takes you through a bunch of crazy, exciting, and extremely fun dreams that are sure to astound you. FAQs Is it multiplayer? While it is technically functional in multiplayer, we don't recommend it. A lot of mechanics may be a little thrown off and players may easily be left behind. Which version is it on? It is currently on Minecraft version 1. Due to the new 1. We may work on updating it in the future though. Do I need a beefy computer to play it? You do not need the strongest computer out there but if it is really bad you may experience some lag or, in rare occasions, crashes due to an entity overload. I can not figure out how to start the map. We figured some people might have trouble with this. Throughout the map, there are features where you have to right-click something to activate it. It is just like click a button or clicking on a villager to open its trades. I am stuck in part of the map and don't know what to do. First of all, make sure you are on the correct settings and have your render distance set to at least 12 chunks. You may have to re-download to map. Report the bug below so we can try to fix it. Asleep 2 managed to pull it off again! Asleep 2 is one of the most well-crafted pun intended custom maps I have ever played. It wasn't sheer size and scale, but all the tiny amazing and sometimes hilarious aspects of the out and about map. I am seriously looking forward to Asleep 3! I can't really complain, but I do wish there was some sort of interconnected story between the dreams, or more specifically, the nightmares featured at the very end. The dreams I can't complain, but if there was a good storyline underlying the entire thing, then I'd be even more compelled to play the next map! If that is even possible. Also, the first map, Asleep, was very gratifying to complete. However, I felt a bit sad when Asleep 2 ended all too quickly! I'm not saying that the makers should add more dreams, but to add small and simple things. Not large additions and hours of work's worth of effort, but a sense of exploration and rewards for doing so! Such as achievements for talking to every single character or finding diamonds hidden in chests of rooftops! I don't want to be telling this to force anything, but I'd love to see a third installment! I can't play it cause my version's on 1. Luckily, I watched DanTDM play it and it looked AWESOME. This must have taken SOOOOOO long with all of the command block work and builds. Like DanTDM said, this map does show you the amazing wonders what you can do with Minecraft. I felt that this one was even more well-made and I found it to be extremely clever! I especially how the cinematic beginning and end made me feel. I can't play it cause my version's on 1. Luckily, I watched DanTDM play it and it looked AWESOME. This must have taken SOOOOOO long with all of the command block work and builds. Like DanTDM said, this map does show you the amazing wonders what you can do with Minecraft. Here are some of the positives and negatives. PROS: - The visual effects in the map are some of the best I've ever seen, especially during the final boss and the credits. CONS: - The map had barely any actual gameplay. Most of the time, you were just following simple instructions. This would be fine if there were something like a storyline to replace gameplay, but there was nothing like this for most of the map. I basically just stood near the boss and bow-spammed until it was dead. Overall, the visuals and audio in the map were incredible, but the map failed in terms of gameplay and story.
