The 'Ocean Portal' in GTA San Andreas was real — but it wasn't supernatural.
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The 'Ocean Portal' in GTA San Andreas was real — but it wasn't supernatural.

Players claimed deep sea teleportation in San Andreas was paranormal, but it was actually a practical developer fix: the ocean floor lacks collision, so sunken vehicles fall through. Rockstar likely never expected players to venture that far and didn't bother building proper boundaries.

Verdict:Busted

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Plane goes down in the drink, then *poof* — not Bermuda Triangle voodoo, just Rockstar cutting corners on ocean floor collision.
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Plane goes down in the drink, then *poof* — not Bermuda Triangle voodoo, just Rockstar cutting corners on ocean floor collision.

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