Geoguessr but I have 0.1 SECONDS per round (FINALLY)
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- I finally did it...
Today I finally figured out how to play the famous "blink mode". Made famous by the mighty Rainbolt who's thumbnail I ripped off, this insane Geoguessr format literally gives you a 10th of a second to decide where you are before the screen goes blank. You need a pretty photographic memory for this one and I've long wondered how I would fare. Today, despite not having properly played in months, we find out.
You guys are definitely in with a shout of beating me this evening so be sure to play along!
(you just need the script)
greasyfork.org/en/scripts/438...
(and Tampermonkey)
www.tampermonkey.net/
PLAY ALONG: Play your round, put your marker down, then switch tabs back to UA-cam to watch my attempt and the result. This way you don't ruin the game or the video.
GAME 1: www.geoguessr.com/challenge/w...
GAME 2: www.geoguessr.com/challenge/5...
GAME 3: www.geoguessr.com/challenge/s...
![Geoguessr but every location is incredibly rude [PLAY ALONG]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WFSh3xtv4B8/mqdefault.jpg)
Do me a big favour and drop the vid a like? only if you adore the purple Peugeot though.
Already did mate, if only I could like this twice I would
This could have been a good idea for an April fools video
Play these settings but for only the UK map?
@@MostlyLoveOfMusicI wonder if that would be easier or harder, because he obviously knows the U.K. very well, but the places are overall much more similar looking, so it might be hard to glean much in 0.1 seconds
@geowizard, hey whats the music from? i love the vibe!
I am ready to watch you attempt for the first time the very first time 0.1 seconds per round Geoguesser
On a map that he's also never played, a community world
Having not played geoguessr properly in months
yeah, this should be interesting
@@bansheetwenty7103 I think I've got about as good a chance
As someone wearing this shirt
Never realised I've been waiting for this video all my life
We need another colab!!!!!!!!
we're waiting for the cex tape
@@omrxblah4572 what
Did you play along? And in that case, were you at 11111? Doing a survey for soma casual stats work
Oscaaaar
Tom may be rusty, but he's still got that generational talent for getting the latitude right
generational?
@@jlt131 football reference mainly, means you're one of the best in your generation
i made a comment years ago on a video that I would be interested in a Latitude-Guessr style game, because I am somehow fascinated by when tom is bang on the latitude even across the globe
@@dakineprotoss yeah, I've been watching him for 5 to 6 years, and he always get's it bang on. Absolutely mad.
what time in the video?????
your dressed like youre about to tell me through the drive thu window that youre out of the thing i want.
😂
Or a funky dj with the headphones
Spelling, who needs it, huh.
@@KarlPilkington89it’ll be alright man try not to get too upset.
@@KarlPilkington89we can forgive the errors for how funny it was.
as a mathematician, i can confidently say the chances of everyone being on 11111 are very slim
Is it more than atoms in the universe or not
Assuming 10k people play your challenge, it's 1/(25k*10k) = 1/250,000,000 = 4 bilionths, which sounds far too few to be honest. It's probable I'm oversimplifying it.
@@djoverkin Not even close to the right calculation, but this is not a calculation that can be done without a computer. A close approximation gives me 0.0002^10000 which is 0 on my calculator. The real result is in fact much lower since getting a possible score from 0 to 5000 isn't really 1/5001.
hey guys, YOU CAN'T CALCULATE HOW PEOPLE WILL GUESS SOMETHING
@@rsen2707 You forgot the 5 rounds, your 0.0002 only takes into account the score for a single round but the 11111 is clearly for all five. Edit: okay, for 3 out of 5
I'll be conservative and assume that 2,000 people play along with you (out of everyone who watches the vid). We also have to make the assumption that all scores are equally likely, since we don't know the real probability distribution of an average person's score in this gamemode. Since "zero" is a possible score, there are 25,001 possible scores in a game of Geoguesser. Each person's odds of getting any score is independent, so we just multiply each person's odds together.
We can express this mathematically as (1/25,001)^2,000. 1/25001 is already a really small number (0.0000399), and taken to the 2000th power become ridiculously tiny. We can then do 1 divided by the result of this expression to get the odds. So here's the final calculation: 1/((1/25001)^2000).
Plugging this into google will actually just give you "undefined" and so will almost any online calculator. To get a rough estimate, I had to do the work by hand using scientific notation, but I'll spare you the details.
Here's the approximate odds (with all the zeros). 1 in 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That's "82" followed by 8974 zeros. That is indeed more than the number of atoms in the universe. UNFATHOMABLY more. It's not even close.
Except... UA-cam won't let me type all the zeros I need (comment too long). What you see here is only 8386 zeroes, but hopefully it gets the point across.
Mate that’s is an incredible effort. Thank you. Truly mind boggling.
@@GeoWizard Glad you liked it!
Other commenters have used a normal distribution to calculate the probability of a given score (instead of assuming that all scores are equally likely), so their odds are probably more accurate than mine. Oh well!
Great Maths! I would only take in consideration that Tom said this on the end of round 4, so the score would cap at 20,001 instead of 25,001
@@MarekIwaszkiewiczMusic Also a flaw in the maths is that there are many multiple combinations of achieving a score of 11111. In fact quite a lot. This only shows the path for 2000 times the same score of this.
And let's not forget what the OP said that there likely is a probability distribution for scores as well.
All in all I have to disagree with this calculation but since there are too many unknowns and it would take forever (or maths that I don't know lmao) to get all possible combinations for 11111, I can't coke up with something better.
@@jojogh10 As a dumb non-mathematician, what I've learned from all of this is that everyone achieving 11111 basically wouldn't happen
I don't know why, but those screenshots of you staring intently at the screen were just hilarious
I was hunched over, inches away from my computer monitor, eyes dry from intently staring and not blinking, complete focus for the next round, and 12:50 was like one of the worst jump scares I've ever experienced
I wasn't sure what 0.1 seconds would feel like, but I laughed out loud when the first image flashed on the screen. 😄
i was thinking he'd only have that long to click the location on the map too! that would be wild and pretty much impossible to get even the right country 😆
@@amoxl114 I have seen all of them. This is the first time he has played this format.
@@amoxl114he was referring to clicking the country within 0.1 too. Nobody can do that.
I guess, for the probability thing, you could set up the equation a + b + c = 11111, then find all 5000 combinations each where 'a' goes from 0 to 5000 as only positive integers less than or equal to 5000 are possible as an individual score and then solve for the possible values of b,c where b also does the same thing but keeping in mind that c must never exceed 5000. Then the total no of possibilities will be something like P = 2π[5000(sum of no. of combinations of a,b,c) - (sum of each combination of a,b,c)]
I subtracted each value of a,b,c from 5000 because the closer you are the greater your score is, so that the radius of the circle of which all the possible region for a single combination of a,b,c lie on can be found, the length of the circumference of the circle is then the individual length on which the same score (combination) can be obtained.
But notice that the no. of combinations for a,b,c must be the same so the (sum of no. of combinations of a,b,c) can be written as 3*(no. of combinations of 'a') and also the (sum of each combination of a,b,c) must also contain 11111 (no. of combination of 'a') times so it can be written as 11111*(no. of combinations of 'a') so now in P we can take (no. of combination of 'a') as common to get P = 2π[(no. of combination of 'a')(3*5000-11111)] => P = 2π[3889(no. of combinations of 'a')].
Now a,b,c also have the lower limit of 11111-2*5000 = 1111 since if any one of them is 1111 the other 2 will become the maximum value (5000) to have the sum be 11111 so the total (no. of possible combinations of 'a') will be ((5000-1111)+1)*2) = 7780 (multiplied by 2 since order matters and when 'a' is fixed b and c can be interchanged have 2 combinations for that value of 'a').
Finnaly the no. of possibilities P = 2π[3889*7780] ≈ 190106693.592 there are as of now 17000 people who have watched so the probability is 17000/2π[3889*7780] which is approximately 0.00008942 out of 1 for anyone of them to have that particular score.
I have absolutely no idea if any of this correct, I just did what made sense to me, please point out the mistakes wherever they are if you can understand my thought process because English isn't my first language.
I'll definitely give you points for showing your working
That's what I was gonna say
Why do you theow in pi my guy
@@TorreFLoeckx the region where the same score is possible lies on the circumference of a circle centred at the correct location, and the length of the circumference of a circle is 2πr where r is the radius of the circle (in this case r = (5000-the score) )
Tom you weren’t recording!!!!!
so silly
pacefalm
Yeah I didn't see anything
You look like you downed 2 coffees right before recording! I actually liked the vid, these ‘low effort’ videos are keeping me entertained :)
It’s called cocaine.
@@WangoBango too right
@@WangoBangoI'd call that a GeoBlizzard, who's with me? Up top.
The round delay, as rhe name would suggest, delays when the round flashes on the screen after you press "next round". It can be helpful to get your eyes locked in on the screen. I suggest maybe 1 second. Great video as always Tom 🔥
Definite mathematician here.
And it’s a 50/50 chance of everyone being on the same score.
Either they are, or they’re not. Therefore, 50/50.
You’re welcome, Tom!
i hope you don't work at nasa 😬
@@jlt131 No, I work at the math-place.
Is this an ohnepixel reference
@@ludvigsundby Nah, just maths.
your logic is correct that there are two outcomes, but they are not weighted equally ;)
"Whatever image is there is rapidly fading" *screenshot fades* - high class content
As a mathematician, here are my calculations.
On the first round, you would need to get more than 1111 points to end up with 11111 on round three. Hence, the chance of doing so will be (5000-1111)/5000 * 100% = 77.8% (assuming that there is an equal chance of getting each score).
After the second round, you would need a minimum of 11111-5000 = 6111 points. Given that on the last round, you had to have somewhere between 1111 and 5000 points, that would mean that on round two you would need to have at least 1111 points (if you had 5000 on round one) and at most 5000 points (if you had 1111 on round one). Thus, we once again need to get more than 1111 points, giving us a chance of (5000-1111)/5000 * 100% = 77.8%.
Now, on round three, there is only one score you can get to achieve the total of 11111 points, so the chance of doing so will be 1/5000 * 100% = 0.02%.
If we now take all three rounds into account, we get that the chance for someone to get 11111 points after three rounds is equal to 0.778 * 0.778 * 0.0002 * 100% = 0.01210 %.
On GeoGuessr, I could only scroll down to 600th place on the leaderboards, so I'll assume that there were 600 people who played that map. We can see this as 600 independent experiments, with a chance of 0.01210% of success. Hence, we get that the chance for all people to get 11111 points on round three to be (0.0001210)^600 * 100% = (121^600)/(10^3598). This is astronomically small. On any calculator I tried, the result is 0. You would probably need thousands of zeros to portray it.
I saw someone once explain to a skeptic (who thought Rainbolt was cheating on his 0.1 seconds videos) how for Geoguessr pros, seeing a location is just like seeing a face. Within a split second, as a result of so much practice and training, they can automatically pull huge amounts of information. We don't think about it often, but to an alien it would probably be fascinating how you could see a picture of a face flash up for 0.1 seconds and could easily tell me the approximate age, gender, race, and even emotional state of the person you saw.
That's about the time it took me to click this video after it was published.
Lots of phenomenal photos in this challenge! I had to pause quite a few times to get a longer look. The two in the last game from Turkey were especially gorgeous!
The last round game picture was way different than the street view and you were much harder on yourself than you should have been.
tbf it was definitely not where Tom clicked haha
Agreed. The angle and the lighting made it feel more deserty. Include the size of the roads and lack of buildings and it could easily be mistaken for America or Australia or (for me) Spain. I was just going off the plants and hills and cleanliness of the roads. When he looked at it on afterwards, it definitely looked more East-European/Asian.
sometimes when you check the location after guessing it will show newer coverage - in this case, the game displayed Sep 2022 coverage, but clicking on the location jumped to Jan 2024 coverage
Please make it a short series! Watching you improve your 10 seconds was such an exciting journey back in the days
This was so much fun. Really easy for me to play along (badly) just by guessing while watching the video. I reckon you could attempt this again after some casual Geoguessr playing to get some of your old vibes back. It would be fascinating to see how quickly you could improve. Thanks for the video Tom!
MORE OF THIS! Shocks me every time how good your videos are. True entertainer!
Regarding the math question you posted, I'm not a mathematician, but here's the calculations I did.
First, it should be said that this isn't exactly accurate, because we're assuming here that each score is a random number between 1 and 5000. So the actual number wouldn't be quite as high, as chances are if you click in the middle of the map, you're going to get at least double digit points.
I made a java program to calculate it out, and it gave me 7,567,995 combinations out of 125,000,000,000 possible combos, or a 6.05*10^-5 chance. (I'll leave my code in the comments so people can check it).
So now, we just need to take that probability and raise it to the power of the amount of people playing (for example, the odds of a 1/100 event happening twice in a row is (1/100)*(1/100), or 1/100²).
So for this, at the time of viewing, it has 39,211 views. I'll say around 10% of viewers played along. That might be conservative or generous, but you'll quickly see that the number is so absurd that it doesn't really matter that much. So, our final calculation is (6.05*10^-5)^3921. That works out to roughly 1.83157*10^-16540.
For perspective, the universe has roughly 7 octillion atoms in it. If you put all those atoms in a big bag and shook it around and took one out, the odds that you pick any given atom is 1 in 7 octillion. The odds you pick the same atom out of the entire universe twice in a row is about 1 in 4.9*10^55. Way less than this number. To get a probability roughly equal to this, it'd be the equivalent of picking one specific atom out of the bag 595 times in a row.
Here's my java code, for those interested:
public class CountingTo11111 {
public static void main(String args[]) {
long N = 11111, n1, n2, n3, count1 = 0, count2 = 0;
for (n1 = 1; n1
that's actually pretty good, though you could probably make this more generic and use recursion instead. in python
def get_perms(sum, rounds, sum_perms, max_roundscore):
if(rounds==1):
for i in range(max_roundscore):
sum_perms.append([i+1])
return sum_perms
sum_perms = get_perms(sum, rounds-1, sum_perms, max_roundscore)
new_sum_perms = []
for j in range(len(sum_perms)):
for k in range(max_roundscore):
temp = sum_perms[j].copy()
temp.append(k+1)
new_sum_perms.append(temp)
return new_sum_perms
get_perms(11111,3,[],5000)
problem is you're gonna create 125 billion arrays with this, so yeah not the best thing performance wise lol. you just need a way to increment the counter without keeping all the possible permutations in memory at the same time. should be doable but i don't care enough tbh
So you’re saying there’s a chance! :)
Unique style of video, and I liked the pacing. Wouldn't mind seeing more of this style. Thanks Tom!
"thats just me being shit" hahahahahah never gets old Tom.
You're still amazing. I never doubt you. I was here for the prime, the adventures. years. And we all know you're the legend .
This is still the most entertaining stuff to watch because i actually know you are full of endless knowledge.
having seen the first game so far, you're actually doing better than I expected. certainly better than I could do. Hopefully the next two are as fortunate
Yeah you did pretty well
Love seeing you play some of the new meta game modes! This was good fun
Nice to see a good ‘ol Geoguesser video! Love your videos can’t wait till see next weeks!
Great concept! I think a 1-2 second delay before the image, to separate it from the loading screen would be nice however. (Also thank you so very much for showing us the image for much longer!
That's what the Round Delay option is.
YES! Love these style vids. Defo more of this if possible.
always thought this style was interesting, sick to see your attempts at it as a viewer of yours for many years. keep being your awesome self
This really switched up the style and pacing of your geo videos and im for it. But I enjoy all your vids, Thanks Tom.
This was more fun than expected. But so freaking hard! Congrats and wp
Like how you went right into the action, i see you're finally learning the youtube ways
Much love Tom! I started watching your videos in my dorm room 1st year of college and now I find myself watching you play geoguessr the day after graduating with my doctorate 7 years later. Pretty awesome!
Congratulations on your doctorate!
Love your content, these ' low effort ' vids are great! Do what makes you happy and your fans will be happy too!
Excellent video as always, sir!
yay a pro settings geoguessr vid! Love it! Please do more!
Love how you edited this one so we can see the flash of the image and then get a second peek while your thinking!
This is what we've all been waiting for!
You are the best Tom! Thank you for your content.
yet another banger tom! loved the energy in this video. cant wait for the mission across england series coming! i know youve been working your socks off at editing it!! haha!! much love, megan + adum
cool format, loved it
awesome attempt!
I’d love to see more of these videos!
i don't know why this made me laugh so much but im glad that it did. gr8 work!
i appreciate you putting the image back up after it flashes. i watch youtube on 2.5x speed and in some rounds i dont even see the original image.
Another really fun video. Though I do prefer your regular formats. So hyped for the England mission, SO HYPED
I have aphantasia so I don't get a "print in my mind". That concept is so foreign to me haha. It's crazy to watch this! Good job with everything man, it's always impressive :)
what a great video! do more of these:)
You did way better than I thought!
@12:08 I loved that, this Yorkshire person did.
Need more of these
More of this challenge, really entertaining and interesting!
regardless of how well you did, this was quite fun
“It’s either Australia, or it’s like, Denver” lol don’t know why I thought that was so funny
Amazing how 0.1 seconds prints a full image in the head. Great job!
Looking good😎 keep going!!!🌞
Tom, would love to see you continue to get better at geoguesser! Show us how you learn these things that people like Rainbolt and others use to know where they are so well. You are really good at this game and would love to see videos on you learning how to get even better.
Looking forward to the next mission!
I really like your content, pleasee keep uploading
I'd definitely want to see more of this format
This idea was actually really fun! I may give this a shot too! I got a few along with you!
commenting for the algorithm, but please do more challenges like this!! really enjoyable to watch.
13:45 - If there is any data regarding the score distributions, Id love to goof around with some cheeky geoMaths. Do you think GeoGuessr executives would be willing to share these information? Otherwise if anybody has access to any type of interesting GeoGuessr data please lmk and I'd love to share my findings with you all. Bless you and have a gorgeous day everyone!
and to answer your question in the video, if we assume the scores are normally distributed with mean 16000 (made it up but logic checks out((data i need))) and standard deviation of 2850 (derived from assumption of 90% of scores on the interval 7000 - 24000) I found that around 19% of the players will have a score of at least 11111 after the 3rd round. Furthermore if you assume 10 people were playing at the same time, the likelihood of everyone being above 11111 is 0.19^10 = 0.000000061 or less than 1/10000 of 1%. Obviously the more people you add and the stricter you are about the score boundary the lesser this percentage will become, so if we are looking at 100 people playing at a time with a score of exactly 11111 after round 3 (which itself will have a probability of less than 1/5000 for just 1 person) the chances become slightly smaller at (1/5000)^100 = 5 * 10^(-3000) which is 0.000...(around 2996 0's more)...5, which is still higher than the likelihood you will get laid tonight if you read all this. Cheers geofriends mwah.
Ahhhh. The best laugh of the day with the hat and shirt gag. 😂😂😂😂
11:27 “Get with the program guys” 😂
Loving the thumbnail 😂 looks like you've been kidnapped Tom !
Interesting format. Hope you play more Geoguesser.
great stuff Tom
Watching your videos over my Playstation 4. And after every of your videos, I pick up my phone to open the UA-cam app and comment on your stuff. Because it helps me receiving more good content
Geowizadd Find me I got a tricky place you’ll never find
Bro i am living just to watch your videos,otherways i don't have any reson to be on this planet.
12:50 actually freaked me out a little bit lmao
I purred at the perfect purple permeating on the Peugeot
That was a fun format for sure.
Please do a straight line mission/no money mission across Denmark in the summer. Lots of opportunities for boats, biking and so on.
I've watched the other popular "pro" youtubers try this, and you are just so much more entertaining.
Can't wait for the next vid, mate!
Hey Tom! Just a tip for when you do this again. The very last round where you thought it was Vegas, you'll know its Vegas by the lane dividers. They don't use painted road lines here. Instead they use reflectors on almost every road. There are some remote undeveloped areas that still have painted lines though. Hope it helps!
Very fun video!
Assuming an avg round's score of 2500 and a standard deviation of 1000, you have a 0.017% chance of getting a score of 11,111 after 4 rounds. Which is an estimation because the normal distribution is actually truncated but anyway... With N people playing, the odds of everyone having that score = 0.00017^N. So after 100 comments, there will be a 1 in 10^377 chance of everyone scoring 11,111. The observable universe has less than 10^100 atoms.
Thanks, i don't think the mu and sigma would be right for this situation but it is a fine estimation. One problem is that he played 3 rounds for that score, not 4.
You’re a legend, Tom
Not sure if you noticed while editing, but the picture you were given in the final round, was different from the picture it showed you when you went back to check for yourself.
Thank you! I thought I was losing my mind
Actually incredible the human eye and brain can get so much information from a photo in 0.1 seconds
Hell yeah. Love this stuff
Brilliant, Tom. Thanks
definitely would lile to see more of this
Loved this
As soon as Tom said "yellow road markings" I was like OH NO
astonishing that you did as well as you did
Silly concept, you are surprisingly intelligent. Fair play its a like and sub from me 👍🏽
I blinked the exact moment the photo showed and thought it just failed to show up
I'm so excited for this video!!!!
Thanks for putting the screenshot up :)
That was fun, Rusty Davies! I'd like to see you do as many 0.1's as you can on the clock, say in 1 minute. Score = proximity points + quantity. I think it'd make for entertaining practise and probably produce some fun Insane Guesses too 😎
love the fit sheeesh
Tom is cosplaying a fast food worker taking your order.