Can someone explain the ending?

What Is the Divine Source? Where does it come from? What did the prophet mean by "It's not divine"? Why is Jacob the only one to archive immortality without any side effects? How or when did he came in contact with the divine source?

Out of all the unexplained things from the story this one might make sense the LEAST: Why did Jacob did not destroyed the Divine Source if he didn't want anyone to find it?

Seriously, if this thing makes more bad than good to the world and can be destroyed by simply having butter fingers and dropping it to the floor, why did Jacob bother keeping it hidden if someone was going to try to use it and he didn't want anyone to? They
should at least say something like.... I don't know "I'm selfish and I don't destroy it because I want to live eternally" would have been a better explanation instead of the non-existent one we got.

Also, why did Jacob told Lara about the secret entrance instead of unnecessarily risking her life for the Atlas??? Did he forgot about it? My best guess is that this game was rushed out and Crystal Dynamics didn't know how to make the games longer so the
REALLY had to stretch some stuff.

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Can someone explain?

With "deals with gold" Microsoft will offer discounts each month on games. The first titles offered in June will be Forza 5 and Ryse: Son of Rome (no mention of how much of a discount). Also "in the coming months" Xbox Live
Gold members will see "up to 50-75 percent off certain titles". Microsoft will also launch a "virtual VIP room" exclusive to Xbox Live Gold members which will feature "free games, monthly deals and other great benefits"

Looks like good things to come for gold members

 

Can someone explain?

Can someone explain the whole Games (Deals) with gold for xbox one how does it work? been a while since ive been online and still dont know the whole story to this. busy week for me. Please and thank you.

 

I also have questions like your part , if you want to end , why publishers continue ?

 

They should at least say something like.... I don't know "I'm selfish and I don't destroy it
because I want to live eternally" would
have been a better
explanation instead of the non-existent one we got.

 

While there were certainly instances of adding content to inflate game length, the whole Jonah bit for example, the omission of concrete explanations serve to maintain some of the story's mystery. There's a good chance that the next game will reveal more
about the origins of the Divine Source.

Jacob was shepherding his people for millennia so his decision to preserve his immortality for so long is not necessarily selfish. As far as I could tell, the game did not indicate that being blessed by the source came with any inherent side-effects so I'm
not sure why you think Jacob should have developed any.

As for not revealing the entrance to the Divine path until after Lara went through the trouble of seeking out the Atlas, well, perhaps they still just didn't trust her or feel that Trinity posed enough of a threat to reveal their secrets to anyone.