Fun fact. Ludwig is mostly reffering to pine trees. In Poland these trees were massively planted as a forest recovery program after ww2. Basically there are everywhere in Poland and I guess Ludwig noticed that after many times he spawned in Poland. Anyway it turned out to be a bad decision and other species should be planted.
@@shoemakerx0105 I was going to say, or maybe OCD. I think he's so deep in flow state that he has these verbal loops which seem to be positive feedback
The devs really did an insane job to make the game 10 times better and more diverse after the first hype. They were truly able to unlock the huge potential that was there and just delivered. So happy for this...
This guy might as well be kidnapped and dropped off in the Sahara desert and he'll be like "Yep, definintely northwestern Sahara desert dirt, there is a small town a few miles up north"
i feel like a disclaimer should be said: u can’t really become this good at geoguessr by just memorizing stuff like this and watching these videos to learn. it takes playing geoguessr for a very long time to get this good. he stated in a previous video he picked up geoguessr again at the start of covid so
half true half not imo, i started early april 2022 and now its aug 2022 and im not close to his level but i am top 1500 world in comp and pick up most of what is going on in his videos in a similar time to him. It def takes time and the grind up doesnt happen from just watching some tip videos it comes from experience but it can be done in a shorter amount of time
It is memorizing "stuff like this" that takes a lot of time. Why should there be a disclaimer that says you need time to become good? Is that not the most obvious variable when getting good?
5:53 that kind of foliage and low-lying trees/brush is actually very indicative of eastern canada. Novascotia, PEI, Newfoundland, ect because it's a lot rockier there, particularly around the coasts, you don't get big trees like in the rest of Canada. You can also tell it's not BC (the other coast) because being further away from where the english settled and across the rockies, it wasn't hit as hard by loggers as well being on that side of the rockies kept a lot of rain and weather from passing out of BC leading to big natural forests.
what? he literally said he recognized it because theres a text sign in thai. without knowing the camera metas he would have just guessed any southeast asian country..
It’s insane how you can make it sound so easy. Your thought process is not only incredibly clear, but the fact that you can take in that much detail that quickly, that perfectly, AND remember your exact thoughts to explain it so clearly, it’s superhuman.
I just want to thank you for taking time to explain the guesses you make, it is genuinely so educational and entertaining; one of my favorite parts about watching you. I've been playing the game and watching content creators of it for over a year now, you're without a doubt one of the best I've come across. Thank you for making the videos and streaming, I wish you all the success!
I have some insight on why 0.1s is possible! Visual memory can be analysed in 3 stages iirc from my intro psychology class. There is a fraction of a second where you have access to basically *the entirety of the visual information you saw.* Then most of that is lost and the "important bits" transferred to working memory, which is about 20s. Then, the tiny amount you chose to remember about the image gets stored in your mid term memory. Think of it like a "cache" on a CPU, then only parts of it get transferred to RAM, and then after 30s or so an even smaller amount of it gets stored to hard drive. The important part is: In that first moment just after seeing the image, you still have basically the entire thing available to you, before it rapidly decays at an exponential rate. Which means that if you have the experience / are good enough to make use of and process information within that first half a second or so, it is actually surprisingly "easy" to do something like this.
I have the exact same thing with the countries that I know particularly well. It's kinda freaky that you can "feel" where a photo was taken just by looking at the foliage and road surface but it just works. Similar to how we can tell when something "doesn't sound right" or how AI algorithms learn to distinguish between different things.
Yup. The stuff about brazillian soil he said is all right, up northeast and in some parts of the southeast with states like Bahia and Minas Gerais respectively there really is a lot of red soil.
Just a side note, for Australian state initials, we say the letters individually; not as a sound. (Bar a couple. Like Tas or Vic.) Hearing you say WA as a Waluigi Waaaaaah was great. Thanks for the laugh.
@@ToriGamesxxx Though that's more because the Vic is short for Victoria. Same with Tas for Tasmania. The others are acronyms so it doesn't make sense to say them as words.
It’s genuinely so fascinating to watch you break down all of these videos! You’re entertaining to watch, and it’s so cool to see more and more people get into geoguesser!!
Worst thing is. I live in northeast Brazil and that does indeed look like Northeast Brazil. It is specifically Brazil's semi-arid climate, the Caatinga. That's from north of Bahia up to South/Middle Piaui or from northeast Bahia, through Pernambuco, all the way to Rio Grande do Norte. I identified it due to the fence and tree, however, not the color of the dirt.
Very interesting to see your thought process! In those TikToks, it looks like magic - but after you explained it, it kinda seems more logical… but still magic
@@ganishnutinishnu7370 it would be harder for him to be a cheater at this point because the amount of content he’s put out and how many tournaments he’s been in
Tangent: my grampa (wwii vet) was a lineman for the phone company. He spent his entire post-war career climbing telephone poles. He could glance at any pole and know exactly when it was placed at a glance, just from the decades of having to keep them in good repair.
what gets me is how much knowledge you gain about different places on earth by doing this - how many facts you were spitting about all of these countries. that's a very powerful asset
It's funny, you have a hard time recognizing Newfoundland but since I live there I can easily tell it apart from the rest of Canada. It's the short, windswept conifers mixed with a scattered ash or birch tree, paired with the rugged terrain and poor road conditions. Also eastern NFLD looks very different than western. The eastern part near the Avalon peninsula where most coverage is will often have small to medium lichen-covered boulders jutting out of the moss-lands.
@@kyojin7177 you're right, it is what we're called outside of newfoundland, but I've never heard the actuall province called 'newfie' in my life. You'll never hear someone say "I'm from newfie".
I’m from here and pretty damn distinct but I’ve surprisingly got places like Alaska, BC, Yukon, etc. and guessed NL.. the road conditions are probably the a huge factor there lol
I think what is going on in here is pattern recognition. A subconscious process that is very hard to explain because one does not really think about the small details the brain uses to come up with the educated guesses. Then there are the conscious learned things like with the cars, roads signs and electric poles. This is to validate feelings like "It feels like Peru", because indeed your subconsious brain saw the patterns invisible to your conscious brain and gave you the feeling of it being Peru. Veritasium has a nice video about the subject of experts, which in my opinion is exactly what is happening here. Greetings from the Nordics
The same goes for botanical recognition for me. When you study the characteristics of plants/fungi, by family or genus, you begin to recognize them unconsciously even if you don't remember what it is specifically, you can't explain it but you feel it. The human mind is incredible.
As a screening agent working at an airport it’s the same with X-ray. I remember training so much to detect explosives or parts of it that I could tell in one second where it was or if there were no explosives in the image
This is exactly what I was hoping you would do. I love your content it's super fascinating. You going to break a million before the end of the year. Congratulations
As an half Brazilian, yes, the brazilian dirt, especially in the south of the country is very red and recognizable if you see it just once in your life
14:11 I'm Brazilian, and the correct point coincidentally is in the state (Paraíba) that I live near my city (Patos), as soon as I saw the image I knew it was here near my city.
As someone living in New Zealand, here might be some additional knowledge for you: Harakeke, or flex plant only grows in New Zealand, and they grow literally everywhere, included in that image. So if you see it, it cant be chile
geoguessr tourney idea, i would love to see a mode where you have teams of 3 but the team score averages the best two players (throw away the bottom). on a few of the guesses we've seen so far, including the second guess in the score would wildly change the outcome. makes precise hedging more important as opposed to "just cover as many regions as possible"
If I see orange-ish dirt in Geoguessr, it's most often Brazil, Cambodia, or Uganda. It's usually pretty easy to distinguish between those three countries unless it's completely offroad and there are no signs or people visible. The number one weird thing I look for in rounds is recycling bins since they quite often have readable town names on them although that's more to tell which town or city I'm in, which country the round is in is usually obvious before I'm at the stage where I'm trying to read town names off of bins.
When you explain what you're seeing then it's easier to see how fast you get it, especially having spent so much time playing the game. I'm crap at that game but if there was a "Computer parts guessr" then I'm sure I'd be top 10
9:11 I def got North American desert vibes but i probably would’ve leaned Arizona. maybe if there was a yellow tint to everything I would’ve said mexico
You should try a challenge where you get viewers to send in photos of their travels and you guess where they are when they took it. Would be a really cool way to interact with the community and I think would be a difficult challenge.
Love to see people WHO are great at things say that everything is not first try because its easy to think that if all you see is highlights so big up to you!
I live in a region of Brazil that is known that red soil. I live in the north of Paraná, whose people are known as red-footed paranaenses. This area was populated in by coffee planters. Coffee thrives in that red volcanic soil.
As someone who won my school’s geography bee and nearly made it to the finals of the state bee this guy is just on a completely different level. I can probably do the same thing as him with countries outlines but no way I could do this.
@@legendkyd2474 I know them like I can literally recognize them as fast as I can recognize that A is the the letter A. If only I was this good at something useful in life like coding or business I could be rich but no it had to be geography.
As someone who didn’t travel much until later in life it really is wild how distinct places are from each other. I’m from the southeast US and he’s exactly right about the trees at 2:30 but I always assumed it was like that in a lot of other places too but nope, just southeast US. Crazy.
you explaining that you make mistakes too was an unexpected wholesome spike out of no where. besides that you are definitely a genius to do what you do.
His deadpan “no” in the first tik tok is what makes it so funny
pls i go rewatch that tiktok at least once every week just to for that tiny bit xDD
What else are you gonna do when she interrupts you in the middle of a game with a question? smh
It's so good.
and the fact that he looks like an anime villain
Also he just destroys whatever button he uses to go to the next round
Name a better duo:
"this is very much Brazilian dirt"
"the trees look Polish"
Fun fact. Ludwig is mostly reffering to pine trees. In Poland these trees were massively planted as a forest recovery program after ww2. Basically there are everywhere in Poland and I guess Ludwig noticed that after many times he spawned in Poland. Anyway it turned out to be a bad decision and other species should be planted.
@@mviz2299 fun fact. ludwig was also wrong on his guess
@@vuodet Yes from the video where the qoute is, but he was using this logic for a long time
*obliterates spacebar*
"Nice"
was the 1k it said 999 so i am 1k link
I love how he repeats exactly what he says as hes rewatching LOL
5/5 keep goin' keep goin'
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“Nice”
“Nice”
It kinda sounds like a stimming thing with aspergers
@@shoemakerx0105 I was going to say, or maybe OCD. I think he's so deep in flow state that he has these verbal loops which seem to be positive feedback
Other people: "How could he know it was brazilian just looking at the dirt! that's impossible!"
Brazilians: "Yeah, that dirt is very brazilian indeed"
Exactly!!! Written northeast all over lol
I'm brazillian and it unironically looks very brazillian
É que ao contrário dos gringos a gente estuda morfologia do nosso país na escola
@@ThomasSantosCanal1 eu acho que é mais trauma de ter respirado essa poeirada sempre que a gente pega uma estada de terra kkkkkkk
@@DaviHornerKKKKKKKKK
The "no" in the first tiktok makes me laugh every fucking time. Paired with incredible GeoGuessr gameplay makes it easily my favorite tiktok.
came for the hilarity, stayed for the insane geoguessr knowledge
Pretty sure that’s not in the TikTok, he just said it in the commentary here
Hh
@@Hex... no
@@axvd2105 Exactly
This guy made me stop touching grass and start studying grass
😂😂😂😂
on god tho
truly inspiring
i started becaming grass
this guy made me become one with the grass
im so happy to see geoguessr blowing up right now, it really deserves the recognition its getting
keep up the good content, cant wait for 100k
sendan life bootleg remix twerking
The devs really did an insane job to make the game 10 times better and more diverse after the first hype. They were truly able to unlock the huge potential that was there and just delivered. So happy for this...
@@teothebiccboi143 osu player spotted
It's just an overall fun thing to do with friends, you can use it to flex and big streamers like ludwig are also making it cool
geoguessr is a hell of a ripoff bro wym deserved
This guy might as well be kidnapped and dropped off in the Sahara desert and he'll be like "Yep, definintely northwestern Sahara desert dirt, there is a small town a few miles up north"
lol
So glad to see GeoGuessr getting a platform thanks to you! Amazing informative video! Thanks again for all that you do :)
let's get that dub this weekend king
Jacksucksatlife in the background: 😢
@@sentienttoast1319 lol
enna too
idk why but this video himself of explaining his runs feels like a speedrun
All of his videos feel like a speedrun tbh 😂
You know this is natural and second nature to him when he naturaly says "Nice" on his reaction lmao
"nice, keep going" to his past self 😄 and even laughed at it after
RAINBOLT: Brazilian dirt, we'll take that
Portugal: Brazilian dirt, we'll take that
💀
Brazilian gold*
That took me second 😂
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@@sts.sam.my. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KRL BR TE AMO
i feel like a disclaimer should be said: u can’t really become this good at geoguessr by just memorizing stuff like this and watching these videos to learn. it takes playing geoguessr for a very long time to get this good. he stated in a previous video he picked up geoguessr again at the start of covid so
@@natejc93 i love veritasium, i’ll have to watch it
half true half not imo, i started early april 2022 and now its aug 2022 and im not close to his level but i am top 1500 world in comp and pick up most of what is going on in his videos in a similar time to him. It def takes time and the grind up doesnt happen from just watching some tip videos it comes from experience but it can be done in a shorter amount of time
It is memorizing "stuff like this" that takes a lot of time. Why should there be a disclaimer that says you need time to become good? Is that not the most obvious variable when getting good?
@@natejc93 yes I relate his video to expert geoguesrr players as well! It's so cool tbh
when did he claim this video would make you good?
this guy would be able to get kidnapped and left in the desert, and he'd know his exact latitude and longitude just from a single shrub
and know the most optimal path to get to shelter
he wouldn't even need to take the blindfold off
unless gets dropped where no google coverage
make a compliation of your worst guesses haha that would be funny
^^
Italy
@@polyrtm5545 the circumstances of that guess makes it 10 times funnier
0 seconds
@@aero4810 where would I find that particular guess? Is it on UA-cam somewhere?
5:53 that kind of foliage and low-lying trees/brush is actually very indicative of eastern canada. Novascotia, PEI, Newfoundland, ect because it's a lot rockier there, particularly around the coasts, you don't get big trees like in the rest of Canada. You can also tell it's not BC (the other coast) because being further away from where the english settled and across the rockies, it wasn't hit as hard by loggers as well being on that side of the rockies kept a lot of rain and weather from passing out of BC leading to big natural forests.
breaking down your thought process for the 0.1 second decisions is like some anime-level time dilation.
hahahauahaha
He feels like a character from zero escape. Someone must have a gun to his head to increase his ability dilate time by introducing danger
using the power of my stand, [[ GUESSER ]]
0:24 As a Thai, I wouldn’t have known that it was Thailand, if there was no text on the sign.
You are insane Rainbolt
Isn’t really insane, geoguessr repeats images and places so after a long time you will be able to memorise a lot of the places like memorising flags
Yeah same
@@F_4k3 well, still insane that they put so much time in this game
@@F_4k3 not possible, there are like 50k photos and continuously growing...
what? he literally said he recognized it because theres a text sign in thai. without knowing the camera metas he would have just guessed any southeast asian country..
I really don’t think that people can comprehend the amount of time you have put in to this, huge props
I can comprehend 11 months of practicing your hobby.
@@seryal isnt it more cuz he said he started at the start of the pandemic
@@goncalobalanca4299 I thought he said that he grinded for a yr, might've played casually at that time
I smiled so hard at the concept of "Brazilian dirt" because I immediately knew exactly what you meant. The orangy-clay colour is unmistakeable.
I'm not even a geoguessr pro, barley made it to master tier and I can confirm the thing with brazilian dirt. You can just feel it through your screen
As a Northeastern Brazilian myself (gold tier in geoguessr) that sure was the most northeastern Brazil thing
Even the ditch looked northeasterner
@@llucmou nordestino?
@@DryingWall sim, Natal-RN, já fui p todos os estados da região menos Piauí, Sergipe e Maranhão
As someone with family from Recife, that red ugly ass dirt is very common on the outskirts, I hate it
It’s insane how you can make it sound so easy. Your thought process is not only incredibly clear, but the fact that you can take in that much detail that quickly, that perfectly, AND remember your exact thoughts to explain it so clearly, it’s superhuman.
I just want to thank you for taking time to explain the guesses you make, it is genuinely so educational and entertaining; one of my favorite parts about watching you. I've been playing the game and watching content creators of it for over a year now, you're without a doubt one of the best I've come across. Thank you for making the videos and streaming, I wish you all the success!
I have some insight on why 0.1s is possible!
Visual memory can be analysed in 3 stages iirc from my intro psychology class.
There is a fraction of a second where you have access to basically *the entirety of the visual information you saw.*
Then most of that is lost and the "important bits" transferred to working memory, which is about 20s.
Then, the tiny amount you chose to remember about the image gets stored in your mid term memory.
Think of it like a "cache" on a CPU, then only parts of it get transferred to RAM, and then after 30s or so an even smaller amount of it gets stored to hard drive.
The important part is: In that first moment just after seeing the image, you still have basically the entire thing available to you, before it rapidly decays at an exponential rate.
Which means that if you have the experience / are good enough to make use of and process information within that first half a second or so, it is actually surprisingly "easy" to do something like this.
I have the exact same thing with the countries that I know particularly well. It's kinda freaky that you can "feel" where a photo was taken just by looking at the foliage and road surface but it just works. Similar to how we can tell when something "doesn't sound right" or how AI algorithms learn to distinguish between different things.
It's all about recognition.
It happens to me as well, usually in Lesotho
Yup. The stuff about brazillian soil he said is all right, up northeast and in some parts of the southeast with states like Bahia and Minas Gerais respectively there really is a lot of red soil.
I wonder if you could train an AI to recognize the same patterns
Just a side note, for Australian state initials, we say the letters individually; not as a sound. (Bar a couple. Like Tas or Vic.)
Hearing you say WA as a Waluigi Waaaaaah was great. Thanks for the laugh.
I mean we do say "VIC" as vick HAHAHA
@@ToriGamesxxx Though that's more because the Vic is short for Victoria. Same with Tas for Tasmania. The others are acronyms so it doesn't make sense to say them as words.
no one cares britney
@@MrDylanHole ☠️☠️
@@MrDylanHole hole
It’s genuinely so fascinating to watch you break down all of these videos! You’re entertaining to watch, and it’s so cool to see more and more people get into geoguesser!!
The dirt/soil geo-guessing still blows my mind even though you are explaining it. Love the video Rainbolt!
"I've looked on this road millons of times while i was studying Australia" that one got me 😂😂😂😂
Worst thing is. I live in northeast Brazil and that does indeed look like Northeast Brazil. It is specifically Brazil's semi-arid climate, the Caatinga. That's from north of Bahia up to South/Middle Piaui or from northeast Bahia, through Pernambuco, all the way to Rio Grande do Norte. I identified it due to the fence and tree, however, not the color of the dirt.
Very interesting to see your thought process! In those TikToks, it looks like magic - but after you explained it, it kinda seems more logical… but still magic
@@ganishnutinishnu7370 Ok, you assume it’s fake, I assume it’s real. Neither of us can prove that the other one is wrong - now we’re even.
@@ganishnutinishnu7370 it would be harder for him to be a cheater at this point because the amount of content he’s put out and how many tournaments he’s been in
How would he even cheat? It would take longer to look up the location than it takes him to find the answer.
Tangent: my grampa (wwii vet) was a lineman for the phone company. He spent his entire post-war career climbing telephone poles. He could glance at any pole and know exactly when it was placed at a glance, just from the decades of having to keep them in good repair.
Rainbolt is the reason I got into GeoGuessr
You are the reason I’m depressed
Same
@@picklehunterlaxifi5603 💀
Same
I remember I got into it because of geowizard
8:52 "i'm human" is something a non-human would say to disguise themselves
you look like you run really fast
why tf is this so accurate
How else do you think he memorized the world so fast
"my secret is actually that I'm the flash and I just run around the world until I find the location that matches the image"
what gets me is how much knowledge you gain about different places on earth by doing this - how many facts you were spitting about all of these countries.
that's a very powerful asset
I love how you repeat what you have said, it is so funny to me for some reason. Would love a part 2!
rain bolt repeating himself "we'll take that" has something reassuring and calming
Please do more of these videos its genuinely such a fun thing to watch plus I learn a little more when watching these videos deff helps
It's funny, you have a hard time recognizing Newfoundland but since I live there I can easily tell it apart from the rest of Canada. It's the short, windswept conifers mixed with a scattered ash or birch tree, paired with the rugged terrain and poor road conditions. Also eastern NFLD looks very different than western. The eastern part near the Avalon peninsula where most coverage is will often have small to medium lichen-covered boulders jutting out of the moss-lands.
Also the word "newfie" is never used in reference to the land and more so what we call our dialect of english.
@@abrasivepaste Other parts of Canada call people from Newfoundland "newfies". I assume that's why he called the land itself newfie.
@@kyojin7177 you're right, it is what we're called outside of newfoundland, but I've never heard the actuall province called 'newfie' in my life. You'll never hear someone say "I'm from newfie".
I’m from here and pretty damn distinct but I’ve surprisingly got places like Alaska, BC, Yukon, etc. and guessed NL.. the road conditions are probably the a huge factor there lol
@@abrasivepaste yeah, I don’t think they’re even aware that’s a word, because they also refer to other countries using similar language
This was a really cool explanation for the details you look for. Thanks for sharing this!
Idk why but it's so funny when he talks and syncs up with his past self
galaxy brain rainbolt can just guess based on "vibes"
I think what is going on in here is pattern recognition. A subconscious process that is very hard to explain because one does not really think about the small details the brain uses to come up with the educated guesses. Then there are the conscious learned things like with the cars, roads signs and electric poles. This is to validate feelings like "It feels like Peru", because indeed your subconsious brain saw the patterns invisible to your conscious brain and gave you the feeling of it being Peru.
Veritasium has a nice video about the subject of experts, which in my opinion is exactly what is happening here.
Greetings from the Nordics
ye he actually states the same guess himself in another video
The same goes for botanical recognition for me. When you study the characteristics of plants/fungi, by family or genus, you begin to recognize them unconsciously even if you don't remember what it is specifically, you can't explain it but you feel it.
The human mind is incredible.
As a screening agent working at an airport it’s the same with X-ray. I remember training so much to detect explosives or parts of it that I could tell in one second where it was or if there were no explosives in the image
It may be the same reason we can train an AI to detect patterns without even knowing what we're looking for or what the AI is doing
Rainbolt you are such a genuinely nice person god bless you.
Rainbolt looks like every second of every day he is being reminded of his past trauma and he's trying to hold it all together
This is exactly what I was hoping you would do. I love your content it's super fascinating. You going to break a million before the end of the year. Congratulations
As an half Brazilian, yes, the brazilian dirt, especially in the south of the country is very red and recognizable if you see it just once in your life
Other people: "How could he know it was brazilian just looking at the dirt! that's impossible!"
Brazilians: "Yeah, that dirt is very brazilian indeed"
I think it’s red almost everywhere. The iron in the dirt makes it very distinctively red.
It isn't red in the south, at least I've never seen it
Sul? Mais nordeste e uma parte do centro oste mesmo
@@thejohn1 até no interior de São Paulo é assim
As a brazilian the dirt thing is very true, red soil is pretty common especially in the south/southeast because of ancient lava flows
In the south??? How? Never seen any dirt like this in my whole life, dirt here is kinda dark, usually.
nada a ver com lava kkkk, é um solo lixiviado pela chuva, a cor vermelha é por causa do ferro
@@KarlMarxBR700 Pelo que sei são as duas coisas, rochas basálticas bem antigas e ferro.
O oeste catarinense e a maior parte do paraná tem solo muito vermelho. Não sei da onde vc é, mas talvez seja muito novo ainda pra conhecer a região.
Honestly the middlewest is the only part of the country you’ll have a harder time finding this type of dirty.
This is such a crazy talent to have, and it’s insane to watch. I don’t know how you even get this good, and it’s crazy how much this guy knows
14:11 I'm Brazilian, and the correct point coincidentally is in the state (Paraíba) that I live near my city (Patos), as soon as I saw the image I knew it was here near my city.
"A Portuguese Pole" Points at random wooden beam
So amazing yet so humble, I’m glad I got to find him through Ludwig, will be following for a long time with so much oleasure
(stick on the side of the road)
Rainbolt: Alright, this is 100% Italy.
this dude literally spends more time waiting for it to load than actually playing the game
Public: American is not good at Geography
Trevor: then, I took that personally
Sure.. Neil d. Tyson is also northamerican. So is Bill Nye.
this guy is the definition of "why travel? I already know what the whole world looks like!"
As someone living in New Zealand, here might be some additional knowledge for you: Harakeke, or flex plant only grows in New Zealand, and they grow literally everywhere, included in that image. So if you see it, it cant be chile
brb introducing an invasive species to chile just to fuck with geoguessr players.
geoguessr tourney idea, i would love to see a mode where you have teams of 3 but the team score averages the best two players (throw away the bottom). on a few of the guesses we've seen so far, including the second guess in the score would wildly change the outcome. makes precise hedging more important as opposed to "just cover as many regions as possible"
Good idea
Yeah, the hedging meta is fine for now but i'd like to see it change to more precise guesses :)
people say "go touch grass" but having this knowledge of the world is worth the learning
As a Brazilian, I can confirm. That DOES look like Brazilian dirt.
Edit: in BOTH instances.
if this guy was kidnapped and ever got a hold of a cell phone, he could tell the police his exact location
i love that you say nice to yourself at a guess then the video also says nice
Or how you just repeat what your past said lmfao
You've gotten really good at pattern recognition and using your intuition based on patterns you've noticed in the past.
If I see orange-ish dirt in Geoguessr, it's most often Brazil, Cambodia, or Uganda. It's usually pretty easy to distinguish between those three countries unless it's completely offroad and there are no signs or people visible.
The number one weird thing I look for in rounds is recycling bins since they quite often have readable town names on them although that's more to tell which town or city I'm in, which country the round is in is usually obvious before I'm at the stage where I'm trying to read town names off of bins.
I'm from Brazil. Everything he said about the brazilian dirt makes sense to me. It's a kind of unspoken knowledge, but it's there.
Thanks for all the explaining, really helps us who are trying to get into geoguessr
"I can see the car has mirrors, so Ghana"
"Yep, Ghana"
It’s amazing looking in to your thought process when it comes to these. Also really helps as someone that’s easing their way into learning too!
I know its weird, but being a brazilian, i can recognize the dirt, idk, the dirt here is pretty distinctive, its kind of a vibe thing indeed.
I just realized. This guy could never get lost in the wild. He would literally always know where he is. That is insane.
If this man played Phasmophobia he would get the ghost type without leaving the van. His pattern recognition skills are insane
When you explain what you're seeing then it's easier to see how fast you get it, especially having spent so much time playing the game. I'm crap at that game but if there was a "Computer parts guessr" then I'm sure I'd be top 10
i love hearing your thought process on this!! my toxic trait is thinking i’m picking up how to play just by watching your tourneys and stuff LOL
This was both very fun and entertaining so please do more
“this pebble on the side of the road spoke chile or new zealand”
9:11 I def got North American desert vibes but i probably would’ve leaned Arizona. maybe if there was a yellow tint to everything I would’ve said mexico
bro can look at the sky and then give exact coordinates of the location 💀
You should try a challenge where you get viewers to send in photos of their travels and you guess where they are when they took it. Would be a really cool way to interact with the community and I think would be a difficult challenge.
We don't need another GeoWizard, that's literally his thing
This guy takes photos of the entire book with his brain so he can read later.
You are quickly becoming one of my new favorite youtubers. Keep it up!
You do not want to be on this man’s bad side he will pinpoint your exact location from a pic you took with friends while hanging out outside.
Hope you continue to post more on UA-cam! I really love watching you play/listening to your commentary.
Love to see people WHO are great at things say that everything is not first try because its easy to think that if all you see is highlights so big up to you!
I live in a region of Brazil that is known that red soil. I live in the north of Paraná, whose people are known as red-footed paranaenses. This area was populated in by coffee planters. Coffee thrives in that red volcanic soil.
Crazy how you can remember all these little deltails to know where you are in the world. I can't even remember what I had for breakfast this morning.
As someone who won my school’s geography bee and nearly made it to the finals of the state bee this guy is just on a completely different level. I can probably do the same thing as him with countries outlines but no way I could do this.
Yeah i also know every country in the world.
@@legendkyd2474 I know them like I can literally recognize them as fast as I can recognize that A is the the letter A. If only I was this good at something useful in life like coding or business I could be rich but no it had to be geography.
Echolalia. When he speaks on the left, he often subconsciously mouths his own words while watching.
"when I was studying Australia"
Could you go into your study methods in a future video?
6:05 as someone from the UK, yeah you can feel the vibe 😅
A very informative and engaging video - Thanks for the tips!
The irony of those tiktoks is that girls want him for his geoguesser skills now lol
this guy could probably find out my exact location just from a singular pixel of my blank white painted wall
1:15 finally someone understands the annoying advertisments all around my country.. i swear guys, that problem is worse than you think
ur content is awesome and rlly entertaining, looking forward to what u put out in the future
I remember like 4 or 5 years ago I used to watch captaindparklez casually play geoguesser and even he picked up on Brazilian dirt being very red
As someone who didn’t travel much until later in life it really is wild how distinct places are from each other. I’m from the southeast US and he’s exactly right about the trees at 2:30 but I always assumed it was like that in a lot of other places too but nope, just southeast US. Crazy.
I’m so happy to know that robots have not reached geoguessr yet
you explaining that you make mistakes too was an unexpected wholesome spike out of no where. besides that you are definitely a genius to do what you do.
As a Brazilian with family in both areas he guessed, yes it does look like Brazilian soil 😭
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