:vlol: I'm speechless.

the aztecs used to sacrifice people in real life and there is proof, but im sure there was nothing 'supernatural' about that

I agree. They didn't say no supernatural stuff. They said no supernatural monsters. I think it's hilarious to say "no supernatural stuff" because all the happenings on the island are supernatural as hell. Just existence of the island itself is supernatural.

Sacrifice to gods yes. But that depends if you consider those gods supernatural.

i dont :p, maybe they're deluded fools. Oh and don't these scavengers sacrificing people for their gods too? i see a resemblance with the aztecs and mayans dont you think? i mean that picture behind the sacrificed women lara is looking at could possibly be one of their 'gods', maybe the scavengers consider them supernatural, who knows?

Well, gods are like ghosts and ghosts are considered supernatural.

im not an atheist lol, i read a lot of holy books myself and yes i do believe in ghosts :D. what im trying to explain is that of course when you believe something supernatural you believe it by faith and faith alone, that does not mean they a necessarily true (i sound hypercritical i know lol) as there is no clear evidence to say the contrary, maybe the scavengers believe they're supernatural but in reality they're not. or maybe there is some kind of twist which might explain why lara says at the end "i found a truth", what kind of truth? that we dont know.

I don't believe in ghost. I know they are.

I LOVE talking about this kind of stuff, i really am i truth seeker and i just love debating about abstracts and theories, facts are boring because they're there in your face not needing to be proven. I'd rather seek a fact rather than being told a fact, if you know what i mean.

I love you!

And yay, it was your 100th post! :yah: