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Heavy Rain Gameplay Explained 56

David Cage, writer and director of Quantic Dream's Heavy Rain, has released a lengthy video of an entire level from the game, along with detailed commentary about how the game works. He demonstrates how to operate the UI, showing how contextual menus let you control actions, dialog, and even your character's thoughts, while also showcasing how the game's investigatory system works and even a few fighting-related quick-time events. 1Up recently spoke with Cage about his time in the games industry, including his previous work on Indigo Prophecy. They also did a Heavy Rain preview of their own, and spoke briefly about post-launch plans. The game is due out next year for the PS3.

Comment I used to feel like this (Score 3, Interesting) 613

But think I started valuing *myself*.

Look, there's quite a difference between being assertive and being an ass. Being passive and being nice is also not the same.

Communication skills are very important in the modern company. I don't care who you are---the days of the lone wolf are long gone, if they ever truly happened in the first place.

Be willing to stand up for yourself. Treat others with respect, and take pride in your work. Make sure others know who you are and your value.

It's not backstabbing. It's healthy human interaction. And it'll lead to you having more respect higher up and among your peers.

The nice vs. mean question is a false dichotomy, and being strong doesn't have to imply you're an ass.

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There are many festivals related to Christianity, but there's only one that Jesus himself commanded to celebrate. Jesus held Passover annually as usual around this time of the year too when he had to be crusified. In this Passover Jesus commanded to celebrate his last supper in commemoration of his sacrifice. Today falls on this very day.

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