[Dr. John13]

http://i.imgur.com/W5SeJ.png

Here, there is Ghost ship. It might already posted. If you try to go for it, you bounced out by a wall.



We can see that Miami has been pointed out in Bemuda Triangle zone. So I was just wondering if this true. What is true? Well, R* is a funny group of member and they try to screw us all so I guess R* might have added this Ghost Ships because Bemuda Triangle is nearby. What you all say?

[MrMateczko]

It's most likely a coincedence.

[Nukey Shay]

Doesn't fit the myth/legend. Stuff that disappears in the triangle stays gone without any evidence left behind.

[Dr. John13]

I read in books saying that some pirates ambush those vehicles. So I think it's a pirate ship. What do you think about that sunken ship in Downtown? It is sure related with this.

[Andreaz1]

I personally think they just added it because you being alone in the ocean except just outside the city would be a bit unrealistic. As for Downtown, are you talking about the sunken Reefer underneath the bridge? Vacation gone wrong maybe? Why does there have to be something supernatural about it?

[RusiBoy]

Of course I don't think VC have got Bermuda Triangles!!!

[Carbonox]

It's actually a normal gameplay effect to have those ships far far away in the distance. There are two types, battleship-esques and sailing boats. Nothing special about them, they just might look ghostly but in reality, R* didn't really bother making them too textured.

Case solved.

[A2 MFK]

There's actually quite a good theory behind the Bermuda triangle, Dead plant and animal matter sinks to the bottom of the ocean and begins to decay, leaving newly produced hydrogen sealed beneith the rocks. When the ground is shifted for whatever reason, bubbles of hydrogen are released and join up to form larger bubbles as they rise to the surface. The bubble then surfaces around a boat and pop's, the boat falls into the gap that was origionally filled by the bubble and is swallowed up from water on both sides. The boat is pulled down, the hydrogen then forms a cloud and rises up, then when the large amount of hydrogen comes into contact with the plane engine, it causes a fire, bringing the plane down as well. Not entierly sure whether this was actually called for on a Vice City forum but yeah...

[Andreaz1]

^ Why would that happen in the Bermuda Triangle more than anywhere else?

And also, probably not. But interesting subject nonetheless.