Tom: I'm going to just scatter loads of guesses. Also Tom: Guesses once as far south as you can get and then wastes 3/4 of his time going down to the end of a road in a housing estate.
Tip for 10:10: Jerusalem municipal law requires all buildings to be covered with stone, so if the houses aren't stone it isn't Jerusalem. Also Jerusalem is hilly.
Just a heads up if you aren't aware. In that last round, you had 10 guesses left. There's no harm in just spamming them down all over Britain when you have so many on the last round instead of moving along the road and trying desperately to pinpoint it when you're running out of time. It's almost a numbers game at that point.
Yeah and they both clearly knew it was the UK so start off the guessing somewhere central always when it's a 1v1 scenario. If still losing just go slightly more north or south until winning again.
Unless you want to get the upgrade points. The more guesses you have left at the end, the better your final score. But obviously Tom wasn't trying that here.
@@user-vb9sg7dc4t True, there is a small german speaking community, but it's way further east - and you probably get close even if you put the pin in western germany :D
New Haircut Tom is actually an evil clone who killed Robot Tom. Luckily, Future Tom has come to save the day and put New Haircut Tom in prison where he belongs. New Haircut Tom didn't even check he was recording once in this entire video, if that's not proof he's an evil clone I don't know what is...
Just as a tip for your question about rounds ending soon. Two things have to happen: -Everyone has made at least 1 guess -The person who's currently furthest away has no remaining guesses
10 guesses available in the last round and you knew the country almost instantly... my neighbors are probably wondering why I'm yelling "JUST GUESS!!!!"
I've never done this before, but this time I was screaming at my screen "ffs, Tom just click somewhere, anywhere, just KEEP GUESSING!!!". Also, round in Lithuania, that street name was the same as my name, so now I know how native English speakers pronounce my name haha.
Tom just a few prostrat tips: In the final 2 you need to look at how far away you are from the last person. So when he was 80 miles ahead of you moving up the road isn't effective, you probably want to move up at least 100 miles because if they have the right spot already you're probably fucked. In the semis you were playing a guy who only had one guess, so instead of guessing multiple times you only *really* needed one. You can also use the two numbers you received to base your guess on. You moved halfway up the country and your guess moved from 2.1miles ahead to 5.9 meaning the marker would be approximately in the middle of the two if you drew a perpendicular line between the two. If it really comes down to it you can use guess 3 to go right bang in the middle, 4 to go in one direction, and five to either go the opposite direction or the same direction if you improved
I hope he reads this and understands this. If he can better his game strategy and couple it with his geography knowledge, he would be damn hard to beat.
This mode is so addictive, and the final rounds get so exciting too, lost to a guy by 80 meters in some village in Ukraine. Love to see Tom uploading more of distance battle :)
I get so triggered by the rounds where it's like Japan but no one has any idea where, everyone just litters the islands with guesses but doesn't get one anywhere close, and my guess just happens to be very slightly further away than everyone else's :D
The combination of Tom's incredible geographical knowledge with hopeless gameplay is very tilting. In the final round he immediately realised it was Britain but didn't understand that just scattering guesses covering the country forces the opponent to be very close.
...but still fails to understand or properly utilize the clues the distances between players gives him (and how his guesses give clue to the other players). If the guess of the player closer than you is, say, 250 miles closer than yours, using another guess on any location closer than 250 miles to a previous guess, like he does at 6:55, 9:25 (the worst offender), 20:55 (and maybe 8:05), will never overtake that better player's guess. It might help to establish a direction (if one actually pays attention to the distances), but so does a guess further away that also at least has the chance to beat the other player.
For these Tom really needs to focus more on the miles between him and the other players. The distance says everything about what your next guess needs to be
Tbf, due to the strictness of German privacy laws, its really rare to get Germany in Geoguessr as there isn't much street view data for Germany. So unless you see a literal sign saying you are in Germany, don't guess Germany
I love "Kapten, the smug git" at the end. The guy literally guessed the middle of the UK which is a safe enough bet when it's 1v1. Go central and then if you are still losing go slightly more north or slightly more south.
@@krischezockt1916 your country is easy for me to recognize when I play because so many of the buildings are blurred out (because of privacy laws I think)
If you have the extra guesses you can use them to see how far you are from his best guess, then keep moving them around to beat him. Your guesses going east west werent getting closer so you should know to go north south with it.
Small tip for the Israel guess, in Jerusalem all buildings must have a facade of limestone bricks (called Jerusalem stone) so if you see any buildings that do not have that facade you're most likely not in Jerusalem and vice-versa, if all buildings have that facade there's a good chance you're in Jerusalem. This is not completely fool proof because between 1945 and some time in the 60s the law was not enforced so there might still be a few buildings without the facade and there are also areas other than Jerusalem that have a lot of limestone buildings but in the vast majority of cases I think this should be correct.
I'm from Netanya, Israel.. finally got to see you go to this area. By the way, to that you're in Jerusalem - you'll find that the streets are a bit hilly rather that flat, and have some kind of older stone on the pavements. Tel Aviv area is always a good guess as it's very densely populated. Hilly with trees and you're in the north of Israel, desert-like surroundings and you're in the south. A good way to tell you're here in the middle of a road with nothing else around, is the orange stripe for the hard shoulder and usually a solid stripe on the left (at the time of the photographing, it has changed since). If you have a very long desert road with mountains in the distance (east), you're on route 90 along the border with Jordan. Route 40 hasn't been done yet so don't get confused. I'm a 25,000 pointer on Israel, discovered the game through you so Thanks!
I love how you've taken an initiative and started playing this with moving. Every other CZcamsr is doing the same old: Im not going to move or anything, and that's not the way this mode was intended to be played. You go on and show them who's the boss. As you progress through ranks, opponents will get tougher and this is why I prefer watching you to any other because you always know how to make videos fun and keep them original.
This is far more entertaining than I thought it would be before I started watching! I love geography and have traveled quite a bit. I need to download this game.
I was quite surprised at 12:56 when you read German while knowing German, thought it was Belgium and didn't go in the German speaking part of it, but oh well, we all make mistakes and you got the round
In-ffin-sane!! I stayed there in the pink building on the right before he comes to "maine night club" few years ago when i traveled around europe. What a coincidence!
Big houses surrounded a forest of eucalyptus trees, driving on the left. Doesn’t leave many options. Tbh i am Australian and could tell it was australia before the round had even started and you could only see the border
Awesome round! A tip for Buenos Aires: taxis are black with a yellow roof. That's distinctive and there were a few on sight. Plus "Caballito" is the name of a neighbourhood.
it's not about scattering guesses, its about using the guesses like a metal detector and use the distance to the person in front to pinpoint the exact location, besides that amazing job once again Tom
I'm loving the new distance battle royale mode! i think the craziest thing that's happened to me in geoguessr ever is when me and one or two other people all managed to get a perfect round in a distance battle royale game in reykjavik.
still so funny how even when he learns how to play properly, he still kinda doesn’t. “Plymouth” (you are 130 miles away from the guy who has guessed) “Okay then, Bournemouth”
One thing they should change is the small countdown timer between guesses. Tom very well could have won the last round if it would have let him guess faster
It seems like the biggest improvement Tom could implement is to look at how far he is behind after a guess and move atleast that far for his next guess. if he is 130miles behind the lead it means the spot is more than 130 miles away. If he reads that and uses it to his advantage id assume he gets more consistent guesses. and therefore probably a few wins ;P
Small world and all that - I’ve driven over that exact junction in Poland on my way to stay at Szczecinek (‘Stretchy Neck’ as I call it). We work with a farm called Juchowo Farm just outside Stretchy Neck - Have been there several times. Not much in Stretchy Neck but it’s on a lake. Good spot for a meal and a few beers in the summer. There’s also a bit of WW2 history, including a big old bunker and T34 tank as you drive into town.
Fun fact that could have really helped at 9:30 : ë is a typical Albanian letter. It's rare or nonexistent in nearly all other languages, but the most common letter in Albanian.
theres so much easy stuff you could do to win these not even via the map, but by looking at the information the game gives you on the distance. like one that didnt matter where you changed your position significantly but the distance didnt change much, so its immediately obvious that you moved the guess in a radius around the actual location. or when you guess south england and the other dude is some 80 kilometers closer to the actual location.
The one who guessed kazahstan for Romania is probably the one who guessed South Africa after seeing German and Spanish in the same location (in Argentina obviously) hah
12:56 This 'Anhänger' could have told you everything you need to know. 'Anhänger Vermietung' is clearly German. It gives you a phone number. 0201 points to a region in Northrhine-Westphalia. Most precisely Essen, Germany. You definitely need to learn some regional codes. You miss them so often, they are never blurred. Not only german ones.
It is easy to tell Jerusalem from the Tel Aviv area: 95% of the buildings in Jerusalem are faced with stone. It is actually a municipal law placed by the British in the 1920s
“i’m going to make loads of guesses”
makes one guess and proceeds to wander about on a random road for 10 seconds
It hurt to watch.
Yep. Maybe he'll learn to use all his guesses in the last round.
@@impossible98123 don't know if he'll learn that...
Guy has 10 guesses left, I’m just cringing
It also said he was 84 miles further away than the other guess yet he stuck in the south.
15:56 How to trigger a Romanian:
- "Definitely Turkish there"
- "No, just kidding, it's Hungarian"
That is so true but it pales in comparison to Budapest, the capital of Romania :)
"Jordanese"
Can confirm, I was fuming.
@@florinsimion6466 True that, my friend 😂
ikr..
Tom: I'm going to just scatter loads of guesses.
Also Tom: Guesses once as far south as you can get and then wastes 3/4 of his time going down to the end of a road in a housing estate.
then ignores that the other guy is like 130 miles closer and guesses in the same general area
@@wolfclaw3366 HE DOES THIS EVERY VID it drives me crazy for such a smart guy haha
Tip for 10:10: Jerusalem municipal law requires all buildings to be covered with stone, so if the houses aren't stone it isn't Jerusalem. Also Jerusalem is hilly.
Very interesting, thanks!!
Nice tip
Yup! That's why many of the buildings here look so nice (especially compared to Tel Aviv)
@@jonahs92 tel aviv is more modern despite Jerusalem which is more old fashion and very warm feeling
Good tip daddy
Just a heads up if you aren't aware. In that last round, you had 10 guesses left. There's no harm in just spamming them down all over Britain when you have so many on the last round instead of moving along the road and trying desperately to pinpoint it when you're running out of time. It's almost a numbers game at that point.
yeah and it's not like that takes out all the fun, cause you still have 5 seconds in between each guess to find something and make a better guess
Yeah and they both clearly knew it was the UK so start off the guessing somewhere central always when it's a 1v1 scenario. If still losing just go slightly more north or south until winning again.
He doesn't realize the distance thing on the right
Unless you want to get the upgrade points. The more guesses you have left at the end, the better your final score. But obviously Tom wasn't trying that here.
No chance he reads this we just have to hope he can figure it out on his own
12:53 "And this seems to be Belgium"
Me: "Anhängervermietung"
It still could be eastern Belgium :))
@@user-vb9sg7dc4t True, there is a small german speaking community, but it's way further east - and you probably get close even if you put the pin in western germany :D
Nein nein nein!!
@@user-vb9sg7dc4t I mean technically i found a german company (with .de domain) in Albania, so.
To be fair this looked like a lot of places - with Essen not being one of those
It was wholesome to see how much joy Tom got from spotting a bin from the midlands.
RUGBY!!!
This new haircut Tom is too generous with these videos
New Haircut Tom is actually an evil clone who killed Robot Tom. Luckily, Future Tom has come to save the day and put New Haircut Tom in prison where he belongs. New Haircut Tom didn't even check he was recording once in this entire video, if that's not proof he's an evil clone I don't know what is...
idk i'm kinda loving it
so much less hair in general
How many Toms are there, anyways? I've lost track.
New haircut shaved Tom looks 10 years younger haha
Just as a tip for your question about rounds ending soon.
Two things have to happen:
-Everyone has made at least 1 guess
-The person who's currently furthest away has no remaining guesses
God has graced me with a double upload from this beautiful shaven man. Feeling blessed
🙏🙏🙏
shaven
This sounds like something tom would say
shaven ahah
Tom: is it Sondre or Dominik, I don’t know they have the same profile picture
Andrzej: Am I a joke to you?
"I don't think their mugs... but I think that I can do them" -Tom Davies
Davies but whatever
he's too funny simetimes lmao
“He beat me, the smug git”
10 guesses available in the last round and you knew the country almost instantly... my neighbors are probably wondering why I'm yelling "JUST GUESS!!!!"
There is a strategy where you know where you are in the last round and don't guess until later so the other player doesn't know how close they are
@@MagiSwag he knew he was last though and still didn't spam guesses
I've never done this before, but this time I was screaming at my screen "ffs, Tom just click somewhere, anywhere, just KEEP GUESSING!!!". Also, round in Lithuania, that street name was the same as my name, so now I know how native English speakers pronounce my name haha.
3 subs and verified? What?
@@cookielord2290 they probably just copied & pasted a symbol in their username, or have a keyboard that accepts weird symbols
Getting two GeoWizard videos a day feels like special treatment, and while I dont want to admit it, watching Tom might have become a religion for me
the new jedi
In this religion we say ‘get in’ instead of amen
@@jaabbbb i was gonna say: "r we recordin"?
or we could just say crucifixion is good
I always watch his videos facing cardiff
1:43 "shhh-nie-shniek... OK we're in Poland." that one cracked me up
lmao
You'd think that by now he'd learn how to pronounce Szczecin. Just Google it Tom.
Tom just a few prostrat tips: In the final 2 you need to look at how far away you are from the last person. So when he was 80 miles ahead of you moving up the road isn't effective, you probably want to move up at least 100 miles because if they have the right spot already you're probably fucked. In the semis you were playing a guy who only had one guess, so instead of guessing multiple times you only *really* needed one. You can also use the two numbers you received to base your guess on. You moved halfway up the country and your guess moved from 2.1miles ahead to 5.9 meaning the marker would be approximately in the middle of the two if you drew a perpendicular line between the two. If it really comes down to it you can use guess 3 to go right bang in the middle, 4 to go in one direction, and five to either go the opposite direction or the same direction if you improved
This. All of this... 🙄
I hope he reads this and understands this. If he can better his game strategy and couple it with his geography knowledge, he would be damn hard to beat.
This mode is so addictive, and the final rounds get so exciting too, lost to a guy by 80 meters in some village in Ukraine. Love to see Tom uploading more of distance battle :)
You were playing with some ..playahs. I played with some real noobs and the my last opponent guessed Cambodia as... Florida.
I prefer the country mode its faster and less gamey in the sense that you can save and spam guesses as a strategy
I lost to someone by 2m once. Ridiculous. Surely within uncertainty of the game.
I get so triggered by the rounds where it's like Japan but no one has any idea where, everyone just litters the islands with guesses but doesn't get one anywhere close, and my guess just happens to be very slightly further away than everyone else's :D
The combination of Tom's incredible geographical knowledge with hopeless gameplay is very tilting. In the final round he immediately realised it was Britain but didn't understand that just scattering guesses covering the country forces the opponent to be very close.
"I once woke up in that depo on a train" lmao this dude has been everywhere
God when he said "Definitely Turkish!" at 15:56 I literally shouted "NO" at the screen
Man really released two episodes 30 minutes apart, I’m not complaining, this is great
How to trigger a Brazilian:
"Sees a spanish word"
"Marks Brazil"
(Btw the city you marked is my hometown)
Btw the actual answer is seven blocks from my house
My exact thought haha!
BAH
same, la buena plaza irlanda
Me mató su pronunciación de "caballito" jajaja
He is back with a vengeance, AND THIS TIME HE KNOWS THE RULES
Except on the last round when he was 150 miles further than the other guy and changed his guess by 30 miles 😂
...but still fails to understand or properly utilize the clues the distances between players gives him (and how his guesses give clue to the other players). If the guess of the player closer than you is, say, 250 miles closer than yours, using another guess on any location closer than 250 miles to a previous guess, like he does at 6:55, 9:25 (the worst offender), 20:55 (and maybe 8:05), will never overtake that better player's guess. It might help to establish a direction (if one actually pays attention to the distances), but so does a guess further away that also at least has the chance to beat the other player.
"don't jinx yourself Tom" 😬
The time it took to say that was all the time you needed lol. 2 great games though 👏
It was an honor to not only play with you but to make it in a video! Truly a dream come true for me lol
21:10 NOOOOO TOMMMMM
The confidence, the time wasting, the amount of guesses you didn't use, the one second timer.
Devastating mate
For these Tom really needs to focus more on the miles between him and the other players. The distance says everything about what your next guess needs to be
12:56 *German writing, German architecture, German cars everywhere"
Tom: "This must be Belgium"
Tbf, due to the strictness of German privacy laws, its really rare to get Germany in Geoguessr as there isn't much street view data for Germany.
So unless you see a literal sign saying you are in Germany, don't guess Germany
@@sukhkaransingh8369 Well he should have atleast guessed the german speaking part of belgium then
Losing in England for someone who just clicked in the middle of the country. I feel you, mate
2 videos in half an hour?! I thought Christmas was in December😂
I'm not gonna waste that life...you know what, I am. -me every Friday
This is the way
Me deciding to play video games again instead of doing something productive.
I love "Kapten, the smug git" at the end. The guy literally guessed the middle of the UK which is a safe enough bet when it's 1v1. Go central and then if you are still losing go slightly more north or slightly more south.
This man was grinning throughout. Putting fear into the hearts of his competitors. I love it.
I thought it was a re-upload at first, but no, another video!
The best thing is to live in a small country and seeing it on a geoguesser video😂
I live in Germany you don’t know how excited I was to see my country even though it’s not small 😂
@@krischezockt1916 ja aber deutschland hat so wenig street view, ist bestimmt seltener als einige kleinere länder
(glaub ich?)
@@colorred5383 das ist ja der Witz ^^
@@krischezockt1916 your country is easy for me to recognize when I play because so many of the buildings are blurred out (because of privacy laws I think)
@@JohnDoe-hq1ty That is true.
The thought of going against Tom in a game makes me quiver in my boots
If you have the extra guesses you can use them to see how far you are from his best guess, then keep moving them around to beat him. Your guesses going east west werent getting closer so you should know to go north south with it.
THIS HERE TOM! this game has very particular strategy format and you will dominate like usual once you add "distance triangulation guess patterns"!
“I’m not gonna waste that life” .......
“Dyu know what , I am”
“I’m gonna show him who’s boss” 🤣🤣 never change Tom
They had to add a "Heads up, you haven't guessed yet!" banner just for Tom
Small tip for the Israel guess, in Jerusalem all buildings must have a facade of limestone bricks (called Jerusalem stone) so if you see any buildings that do not have that facade you're most likely not in Jerusalem and vice-versa, if all buildings have that facade there's a good chance you're in Jerusalem.
This is not completely fool proof because between 1945 and some time in the 60s the law was not enforced so there might still be a few buildings without the facade and there are also areas other than Jerusalem that have a lot of limestone buildings but in the vast majority of cases I think this should be correct.
the 10 guesses sitting waiting to be used in the final round while he walks down a road slowly: :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
That is quite the thumbnail, Tom. And I admire you're endless quest to drive headphone users crazy with your rhythmic desk tapping
Heh I find it kind of relaxing
*Joining a Battle Royale game, waiting to start*
Me: _Why do I head boss music?_
*Tom Davies with blue tick joins the game*
Aaah that drumming is driving me insane
Yeah, couldn't finish these videos because of that :\
Glad I'm not alone. Especially bad with headphones
Ahhhh... That finger tapping 😅😅😅
Lmao, this was unexpected I just finished the video of a couple of minutes ago
I had to double check that it wasn't the same video.
when you see, that the oppoment is like 120 miles away you shouldn't guess 30 miles away from your first guess tbh
Mans couldn't afford to leave without winning one. True chad
Two this fast!!
I'm from Netanya, Israel.. finally got to see you go to this area. By the way, to that you're in Jerusalem - you'll find that the streets are a bit hilly rather that flat, and have some kind of older stone on the pavements. Tel Aviv area is always a good guess as it's very densely populated. Hilly with trees and you're in the north of Israel, desert-like surroundings and you're in the south. A good way to tell you're here in the middle of a road with nothing else around, is the orange stripe for the hard shoulder and usually a solid stripe on the left (at the time of the photographing, it has changed since). If you have a very long desert road with mountains in the distance (east), you're on route 90 along the border with Jordan. Route 40 hasn't been done yet so don't get confused.
I'm a 25,000 pointer on Israel, discovered the game through you so Thanks!
I love how you've taken an initiative and started playing this with moving. Every other CZcamsr is doing the same old: Im not going to move or anything, and that's not the way this mode was intended to be played. You go on and show them who's the boss. As you progress through ranks, opponents will get tougher and this is why I prefer watching you to any other because you always know how to make videos fun and keep them original.
This is far more entertaining than I thought it would be before I started watching! I love geography and have traveled quite a bit. I need to download this game.
It’s a really fun game, I’m new to it and it’s a pretty easy game to start off in
12:34 see a bri'ish man saying "Ç" is just gold.
I was quite surprised at 12:56 when you read German while knowing German, thought it was Belgium and didn't go in the German speaking part of it, but oh well, we all make mistakes and you got the round
Ur new shave makes you look 10 years younger😂
14:33 "...is it Sondre or Dominik?" when clearly it's the other guy with the right colour
that was so funny
Two videos in the span of 30 minutes? That's mad!
Get in!
In-ffin-sane!! I stayed there in the pink building on the right before he comes to "maine night club" few years ago when i traveled around europe. What a coincidence!
16:30
GeoWizard: who is going Kazakhstan?
Me: why did someone guess brazil?!?
“Kapten, this smug git...”. 😂😂
*Spawns in a place that could be literally anywhere and does a quick 360*
“Right, gotta be Australia”
Big houses surrounded a forest of eucalyptus trees, driving on the left. Doesn’t leave many options. Tbh i am Australian and could tell it was australia before the round had even started and you could only see the border
@@sdracklryeg perhaps it helps to be from Australia! Or to have ever been! But makes sense, am no geo wizard myself
Awesome round! A tip for Buenos Aires: taxis are black with a yellow roof. That's distinctive and there were a few on sight. Plus "Caballito" is the name of a neighbourhood.
Bro you're making me nervous with all that tapping man
A double upload, is this a dream? I feel blessed!
12:40 Curaçao is also a place you have yet to pronounce correctly. That ç is pronounced as an S.
When Tom has 10 clicks on finale and takes all his time to find the road's name... JUST GUESS EVERYWHERE TOMMMM, SPAM THAT BUTTON
Two vids back to back?!? Awesome!!!
it's not about scattering guesses, its about using the guesses like a metal detector and use the distance to the person in front to pinpoint the exact location, besides that amazing job once again Tom
tom whats that noise in the background
I'm loving the new distance battle royale mode! i think the craziest thing that's happened to me in geoguessr ever is when me and one or two other people all managed to get a perfect round in a distance battle royale game in reykjavik.
OMG two videos in a row! I love you GeoWizard ❤️
When your from Rugby and you see this come up and I’ve watched so many Vids nearly screamed hahahaha
Two Geowizard videos in one night, Jeremy? Two? That’s insane.
Two naans!
“Well done Kapten.. I seem to have his avatar in my throat at the moment” 😂😂 never change tommy
Tom is looking fresh with the new cut and the double upload it's fantastic
Tom: Good luck mate
Kapten: I am the captain now
still so funny how even when he learns how to play properly, he still kinda doesn’t.
“Plymouth”
(you are 130 miles away from the guy who has guessed)
“Okay then, Bournemouth”
One thing they should change is the small countdown timer between guesses. Tom very well could have won the last round if it would have let him guess faster
Am I the only one who feels nice when the country i am from comes in the match game? Xd
‘Lots of MK II & MK III Golfs’
GeoGuessr and Top Gear rolled into one. Nice.
Gotta use the distances to triangulate!
It seems like the biggest improvement Tom could implement is to look at how far he is behind after a guess and move atleast that far for his next guess. if he is 130miles behind the lead it means the spot is more than 130 miles away. If he reads that and uses it to his advantage id assume he gets more consistent guesses. and therefore probably a few wins ;P
What's the drumming noise throughout the vid, it's so irritating with headphones in.
So annoying! I almost couldn’t watch
Love you from Israel. Nice victory. You are awesome :)
I love how he just didn’t care that his random guess in Israel was 2.1 miles away
Oh my lord, Tom. You had ELEVEN GUESSES in that last round. Just spam all over the place!
The speed and rhythm of those finger taps really are something of skill
A little disturbing but ok. Gonna keep on watching for Tom.
It must be the new mic that is on the table, it really bugs me and I can't believe people aren't talking about it
@@jmassey11954 it also happened on a previous video so all the conversation arose then
@@freddiekb1004 Yeah? I guess I didn't notice them then as I was using the laptop speakers
Small world and all that - I’ve driven over that exact junction in Poland on my way to stay at Szczecinek (‘Stretchy Neck’ as I call it). We work with a farm called Juchowo Farm just outside Stretchy Neck - Have been there several times. Not much in Stretchy Neck but it’s on a lake. Good spot for a meal and a few beers in the summer. There’s also a bit of WW2 history, including a big old bunker and T34 tank as you drive into town.
When the Romania round (im romanian) came i saw the sign i was so excited, and then tom said “turkish + hungarian” and i nearly blew a blood vessel
Fun fact that could have really helped at 9:30 : ë is a typical Albanian letter. It's rare or nonexistent in nearly all other languages, but the most common letter in Albanian.
Gotta guess more in the late rounds, especially when you're down to two players.
POV you instantly go to the end of the video to make sure he did not freeze again lol
And after 30mins he's still looking fresh on those cheeks.
Loving the accompanying finger drum roll.
Am I the only one who answers Tom whenever he asks questions?
theres so much easy stuff you could do to win these not even via the map, but by looking at the information the game gives you on the distance.
like one that didnt matter where you changed your position significantly but the distance didnt change much, so its immediately obvious that you moved the guess in a radius around the actual location. or when you guess south england and the other dude is some 80 kilometers closer to the actual location.
The one who guessed kazahstan for Romania is probably the one who guessed South Africa after seeing German and Spanish in the same location (in Argentina obviously) hah
Romania stood in for Kazakhstan in Borat.
The constant drumrolls make it even more exciting!
12:56 This 'Anhänger' could have told you everything you need to know. 'Anhänger Vermietung' is clearly German. It gives you a phone number. 0201 points to a region in Northrhine-Westphalia. Most precisely Essen, Germany.
You definitely need to learn some regional codes. You miss them so often, they are never blurred. Not only german ones.
It is easy to tell Jerusalem from the Tel Aviv area:
95% of the buildings in Jerusalem are faced with stone. It is actually a municipal law placed by the British in the 1920s
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