The Dragon's Triangle is a real place. :p

Oh, as for how it's "unrealistic"

um...

no1curr.

The very fact that this is set on an island in the Dragon's Triangle is why I like the location. It adds, or even creates the mystery in the game. With the supposed lack of supernatural elements in the game, then the island being steeped in mystery is one thing that I'm looking forward to learning more about. I'm the opposite to you, I'm glad this part of the game is unrealistic. It appears the island is currently somehow 'hidden' - even though Lara manages to radio for help, the initial response is unsuccessful (?) I'm not clear on the facts of this part of the story, so don't quote me on that. The whole situation just begs for questions. I'd rather that than have a ready known location.

I don't think the island is undiscovered just unexplored.

If you search the Dragon's Triangle on Google or in Google Images you will not get any pictures of the island except from the Map location. which means it hasn't been explored completely yet nor they have taken pictures in there.

The island itself isn't real. Or so it was said. lool. :pi:

I also believe it has been mentioned a few times that the island is actually uncharted.

...wat

The island is made-up. It wouldn't be on google images.

It is made up? but i thought it was real.... someone said a long time ago in this forum that The Dragon's Triangle was real and I even read something in Wikipedia about it. It said that it was Bermuda Triangle's equivalent and that even more shipwrecks happened there than in Bermuda. :confused:

The Dragon's Triangle is real, the island isn't. So of course, a google search won't show the island.

Maybe its in its own dimension kind of like silent hill

She contacts people outside of the island through the radio tower.