Nightmare Fuel / Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

• At the start of the game it's painfully obvious that Mercer's TAP is nothing more than attempted cultural genocide on 4 Na'vi children who were unlucky enough to belong to a tribe who was unwilling to let them be taken by the humans. His whole plan is to make those kids fully loyal to humanity and use them to influence the other Na'vi tribes to comply with whatever the humans demand, while stripping them of every connection of their old lives and planet. He constantly uses violence, collective punishments and manipulation to get what he wants, with little regard towards the children's well-being. Had it not been for Alma, those kids would have died long before the battle of Hallelujah Mountains. The worst part? He damn near succeded with Teylan.
• The land around RDA drill sites looks apocalyptic, as if life itself is being sucked out of the surrounding area. Not only that, they are also polluting the air quality of the region along with the land. I guess some things never change, huh?