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9:28 Wow! I literally drive there everyday, that's crazy haha

I figured out it wasn't Taipei when I saw the street sign saying "2nd Road". Taipei doesn't number its roads like that; Taipei uses sections, as in "Sec. 2". Also, the phone number area code of 04 confirmed we weren't in Taipei; Taipei's is 02.

I knew it was Ecuador when I saw the donkey in the middle of the highway

4:01 You should at least know the name of the capitals of the countries

21:46 you went past the north Macedonian flag 💀

The south side contains more agriculture and forests while the north contains the bigger cities with less argiculutre

So how many lines is on the Spanish sign.

Lithuania not on geoguessr?

Ive just downloaded the geoguessr. I was told we cannot use Google or anything as itll lead to a ban. How are you able to use google for research etc?.

A tip for Chile, our secondary roads starts with a letter a go from A in the north to Y in the southest part of the country, so with that letter u can easily guest the latitude.

tysm for the informative video, was a good exercise trying to guess alongside you and learn

Man this video is so valuable. Thank you!

For anyone interested that Luxembourg bollard appears also in Germany and Switzerland yes but the Portugal one has a more diagonal black strip if I recall correctly. Switzerland is easily recognisable due to the camera sitting lower than every other county except Japan. Luxembourg used to be a fairly simple plonk until Germany got added more extensively. Now you've got some nasty 50/50s unless you know this quirky little tip: the white rectangle inside the black strip will be fixed with 3 nails/pins in Luxembourg. In Germany it wil be fixed with 2, but often not as visible. Obviously you wont always be able to see those pins though.

Are you from the west country?

I’m struggling watching this as an Icelandic person 😭🤚

The albanian language uses the letter ë a lot

I have a good tip for distinguishing between montenegro and albania. First of all, obviously the license plate, but most importantly, the montenegrian language is slavic, albanian is not. Albanian is similar to turkish, and montenegro is much greener than albania. Im czech, so maybe distinguishing slavic languages is easier for me Thank you for this amazing video, helped a lot ❤

The yellow double lines in NZ mean no overtaking. I don't know if many other countries have double center lines?

In Taiwan, almost every building structure has an "address plate" (~15cm x ~10cm, normally white on blue background) fixed on its facade. There is county/city name, street name, and number on it. Some big buildings even custom made theirs on larger plates. In unban areas, unfortunately, most plates are blocked by signs, decorations, etc. In rural areas, they are more visible from streets. At ua-cam.com/video/uem3oBgiFzo/v-deo.html , if you zoom in those houses, you may be able to see those plates.

Its great how you keep the wrong guesses for learning, instead of just showing off the 5k's! <3

So excited for the geoguessr deep dive ive gotten decent based off architecture and landscape but theres so many tricks I need to be able to be consistent

Nice detective work, and very entertaining.

r4 my first thought was Cambridge. so why didn't I guess there. doh

7:40 you can actually distinguish Reality Food between slovenia and Montenegro, if you have Rifts in the sky ist will be Montenegro

Nice guess in Islamabad!

That sign you saw on the last round which was in the middle of the bend had the name of the Fjord on it ;) Also your Icelandic pronunciation is very good. Often wrong, but for someone who doesn't speak it you've got the right idea about how it works, which is to mostly pronounce every letter properly and not skip letters or put little emphasize on them.

Great stuff! I've just embarked on my own GeoGuessr journey. Thanks for bringing the hints and tips websites to my attention!

nice video! I really learned something from this video

Colour me impressed! Pro-tip: There's no double m in Spanish. Spanish spelling is very phonetic, the only consonants that can be doubled are l and r, and then they stand for distinct sounds.

Mongolia next?

What a good effort! next time, try to make your webcam not cover where you type.

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Another fun video, with some impressive rounds! Fun to see you picked up on the need to zoom out on the French round, most of the locations on the map are in places visible on a pretty zoomed out level. With a better seed I am sure you will be shaving several minutes off your PB.

Church Street was on the screen about a dozen times!

18:35 The sign you looked at said "Frachtzentrum Bern" which was a dead giveaway.

At 17:40 you could see the "Frachtzentrum Bern".

The Binnenhof sign on the first game refers to the Government complex in Den Haag. Sadly, Rotterdam was destroyed during WW2 and now has post-war architecture, not ornate old buildings.

nice video man knowing that logo thing was birmingham was nice

“The Moon Under Water” features in George Orwell’s “The Road to Wigan Pier”. Hence the homage by this Wigan pub which is near the “pier”. The pub in the book was described as in some ways idyllic and has inspired several with that name outside Wigan too.

The cacti were a clue for Sardinia

4:55 You were looking right at a speed limit sign... 15:54 That rusty ladder pole is Turkey exclusive. Then at 16:00 that "F" shaped pole with the elaborate framework is, too. 20:10 You referred to Luxembourg meta a couple of times; what exactly did you see? 20:35 Austrian version usually has a nipple on top whereas in Slovenia it rarely does. You can see this one in Serbia and N. Macedonia too.

I just played you and you abosutely destroyed everyone lmao, crazy good!

4:05 *staring at BUENOS AIRES* *zooms into Chile* "...perhaps we are in Mexico"

Well played! The way you scrolled into the Recife roundabout was exactly how I found it when I picked the location.

Thanks for playing my map! It was fun to watch you decipher the hints, also cool that you got a flag in pretty much every round.

Nice video, I've been grinding Christmas island recently. I have to tell you that sometime in the past year they must have added a bunch of the annoying locations that occur today. These can include water locations, spots like trekker/trail roads are are impossible to 5k, along with increased frequency of roads such as north/south baseline or east/west baseline which are super tough to 5k as well. I wish they would remove water locations and any locations that aren't actually on a road. Took me probably 75 attempts to get a 5k in 18 minutes, then hundreds more to get a 25k in 1 min 48 seconds. I did get it eventually though :)

Fun map. The Recife one had the name of the park on the same sign with the city name, that's how I found it.

Doagh is pronounced Doak. Not that it matters really, but still...

Thanks for the video! A great way to learn together with you.

Nice one! I just checked and my best time on this map is 29:29 so I need to improve that! edit: I've now got it down to 13:47, but you're still quicker :)