More obscure Capitals on my new favorite map: Capital Cities #3 [PLAY ALONG]
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- The fun continues with more capital cities. Is this the week I finally get a perfect score on this map? A tricky first round had other ideas, but would it get the better of me?
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.
The link: www.geoguessr.com/challenge/t...
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British man looks at a map of Africa and asks: "Where do we draw the line". Classic.
Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣
LMFAOOOO this made my day
Lmao. Good one.Made my American ass chuckle
Lol no one looks at the map as British do
I don’t get it
my guy searched the entire west of africa for one gas station
The dedication of this man is astonishing
At least he found it. I did that and was still 2000 km away lol
I managed to find it too, through detective work and some systematic searching. Country had to be French+Arabic and near the Equator. Looking through the capitals Tchad was the only one that had gas stations with a similar naming scheme: Station Service . At first I couldn't find the specific station, but after checking other possible capitals (and seeing they didn't name their gas stations that way) I went back and located it.
I'm not used to playing global GeoGuessr, so the street view ones were hard for me. I was amazed I managed to nail the Eswantini one, but I gave up on the Uganda one (I guessed SE Asia or Caribbean, but couldn't find anything suitable).
I can not believe he found it... I searched some streets in Niamey which looks just similar on the map and just lost patience because it wasn't even certain if this bloody service station was marked...
its called sahel region
That first guess is a work of art. I'm in awe at how you just managed to find a random petrol station in Africa through sheer determination. This is why I'm subbed, vintage Tom
that was amazing indeed
@@dzuroo first time on UA-cam? Lol imagine scrolling through the comments and being shocked that people are talking about the video they just watched
@@NUFCSuraj to be fair to him, if u are watching on mobile you can see the top comment when you click on the video
@@NUFCSuraj I scrolled down a bit to extend the description to get the link, and that's when i saw it, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Would it be that hard to write first instead of Chad? I think not.
@@dzuroo Ok fair I’ll edit it
this man is so polite that he apologises even after interrupting himself
What? But he is British, not Canadian!
@@Z3t487 no correlation
😂😂😂😂
We taught manners to the Canadians 🇬🇧 @@Z3t487
Normal people: "This could be Africa but I might be wrong here"
GeoWizard: "There's a motorway so this is Eswathini and this is where we are"
Lmao dead ass what I was saying while playing.
that one was much more impressive than the Chad one - the Chad one there were only about 4 countries it could have been based on the info in the photo. However with the Eswatini one you'd probably need knowledge of the country already earned from previous geoguessr games.
"Popped his clogs" is for sure entering my verbal repertoire.
Popped his clogs : raped anally to death with a metal bar by an angry mob.
Lol he said that so casually too. I've never heard the phrase before either
We came, we saw, he died
Underrated comment
How have people never heard of this phrase?
the word "محطة" means station, it is read from right to left and sounds like "mahata" if you were curious
محطة خدمات
It means "service station", read as "mahata khedmat", from "kheddam" the verb for "to enter into service for" or "to serve", also has the meaning of "to work" in many local arabic dialect. The word "khedmat" is in the plural, so literally "services station". TMYK
@@GTAIVisbest شكرا يا اخي 😀. العربة ليس لغتي الام
@@jaredgolian98 هههه أنا أيضا، أنا مش عربي فقط أمريكي و تعلمتها موخرا
Akuna mahata
Also, in the Libya round, the English text on the map was different (Tripoli City Hall or something, instead of Municipality of Tripoli Center) but the Arabic under it on the map was the same as on the building (بدلية طرابلس المركز)
This is a fun mix of "sorta easy to find the right city" and "Tom does detective work to find this intersection"
"Western Sahara. Is that even a country?". My good sir, you've just opened up a large can of worms
is it?
@@GeneralTotoss yes but no
@@GeneralTotoss There's a de-facto independent polity there but they control a strip of sand in the interior. They also have their capital inside of nearby Algeria. The majority is under control of Morocco and it's treated as an integral part of the country, i.e. you can take a bus down there and you won't know you're in disputed territory.
When you pass that dashed line, all you'll notice is an old abandoned service station in the hamlet of Tah that used to serve as the border control station back before 1975, when the Sahara was a part of spain and there was a real international border at that line.
@@GTAIVisbest: That's actually kind of cool...
Are there worms in Sahara?
This map is the perfect blend between common knowledge, geoguessr knowledge and detective work.
Very entertaining to watch, looking forward to more!
Tom: Spends an hour looking for a random petrol station
Also Tom: Finds a road in Africa in about 1 Minute and calls it "a little easier" :D
that one was much more impressive than the Chad one - the Chad one there were only about 4 countries it could have been based on the info in the photo. However with the Eswatini one you'd probably need knowledge of the country already earned from previous geoguessr games.
Really liked the local music you used why speeding up the searches. It helped make the locations feel more alive.
Cringe
Why's that cringe? I thought it was a homely touch.
@@abg5381 ‘makes the locations feel more alive’ ruined it
@@coolio8477 commenters love romanticizing simple stuff to gain them ego boosting likes.
The localized music is indeed a nice touch, but that's it
@@kiiturii facts
"Is Western Sahara even a country? Let's say that it is."
Morocco didn't like that
Google likes that if they show it as a separate Country.
@@Z3t487 they don’t, there’s a dashed line rather than a solid one between it and morocco
@@nate_storm I want to say it is de facto a different country but not de jure, kinda like taiwan.
@@andrewhawkins6754 nah, morocco controls the coast and pretty much all the inhabited areas.
@@andrewhawkins6754 nah taiwan is 100% de facto independent and western sahara is like 10%
I believe that this channel is the capital of UA-cam itself
Good job Tom 👍
ua-cam.com/video/qobqGuLarNE/v-deo.html.
I was so stoked when i found the petrol station in Chad and thought I was gonna win my third capital city play along but then you got it as well! Unfortunately i guessed a little bit to quick on the Eswatini round so i got 4999 points. Therefore this play along ended in a whooping 25000 vs 24999. Good game to you Tom
Damn so close
I love this map also! You shine when you have to make a little of detective work
The mad looking building in Riga is a huge library. It's the first time I've seen a location that I've actually been to in one of your videos.
Same
he had a round in Australia in a tiny town called marburg where my grandparents live and i visit them yearly. they were very intrigued to know some guy on youtube knows about their little town
@@Kagodapop nice, probably named after the beautiful german town of marburg
Just walked a few hours ago exactly on that spot you had in Riga, was surprised to see it here :D
That’s so cool
Haha, same. Good ol' strēlnieku laukums.
Lucky bastards 😂😂😂
Where is your profile picture from? I have a feeling that I‘ve seen it before
It's from movie called Sonatine
I like how in the first round you went from not even knowing the country straight to 5000 😂for me i recognized chad quickly from the flag but still didn't get 5000 gave up on it too soon , the score is 24,957
Where did you see the Chad flag?
@@BlackSpiderPro On the white building there are 2 flags one of them seems to be the usa and the other one looks like romania/chad but they're not waving so you can barely make them out .
@@awsomemodels yeah I only saw the blue on the supposed "Chad" flag, but your eyes are probably better than mine.
i saw the large stretch of Blue. then went on african flags search and looked for blue on the left side. chad stood out as the only answer
i got a 5k on the first round because i had gotten the location before while playing the map lol
23,255 points! Haven't watched the video yet to see if I beat Tom but I'm pretty proud of my score!
Round 1: Was stuck between it being Chad or Mauritania based on the French and Arabic sign, combined with the desert vibe. Thought it might be Mali or Burkina Faso too but they don't have any names in Arabic on Google Maps, so ruled them both out. Guessed randomly in Chad and was only a mile or so out. Pretty chuffed about that - if I'd gone for Mauritania I'd have been toast.
Round 2: Sun in the north, driving on the left, clearly Africa. Pretty hilly - guessed Eswatini on a hunch and was very lucky! The good thing is that if you can get the country it's pretty easy to get a good score as you know you're in the capital!
Round 3: Riga - easy to find on the map by using the bridge, thanks to the sightseeing bus!
Round 4: Tripoli - but couldn't find where exactly so just went relatively central and got within a mile or so. Glad for the sign that said Tripoli because I didn't recognise that Libyan flag (in my head their flag is still the old solid block of green)
Round 5: The only round I didn't get properly...figured roughly where in Africa it was but not close enough - guessed Kenya, but it was Uganda - ended up getting about 3,600 on this round. Still not too bad at all!
Loads of fun Tom, love this format and love playing along with you! Only started playing GeoGuessr thanks to you - hope you get commission from them! Now to watch your video to see how you did this time :-)
edit: damn mate, your GeoGuessr skills never cease to amaze me. I can't believe you got a perfect score on that Chad round in particular, you have the patience of a saint!! Congrats on the perfect score
Impressive
much the same as you was well in the 19000s after 4 completely died on 5 I went wrog side of Africa and got about 500 points
Same for me but screwed up the last one worse than you did... 22k score. Still quite proud.
I am not a native speaker of english so I though "station service" has to be english, that is why I went from Chad to Sudan on that one. An the last I had the right city, but I couldn't find the exact location, because the north bypass road looks like a road with seperate lanes on the map, so I excluded it beeing on that road from the beginning.
17:12 gotta love the guy that’s just a pair of legs, no body.
No body, just vibes
Whenever there's anyone who's not white on screen I just think to myself "What risqué thing is Tom going to say now" and it never fails to disappoint.
lol I was looking for this comment, he is deffo not PC
Hardly risqué when it’s a matter of fact though?
He never said anything remotely “risque“ in any of his videos
@@janph2405 pale people can’t say black without being racist. I know. It’s stupid
@@pansexualdickhaver6878 yes.. they can. ive never seen a single person get mad when someone says black. in fact its more offensive when they try to avoid saying black as if its a bad word
Tom has finally perfected the art of copying the challenge link. All you need to do is select the text, right click and click copy, hover the copy button for a bit and then right click and click copy again. Easy peasy.
"Sorry for interrupting myself" dude you are too much! 🤣🤣
“Get in!” count: 0
Hello Ababa Malloum Patcha Kandja. Lovely day out.
very close get in @12:10 geeez
ua-cam.com/video/qobqGuLarNE/v-deo.html.
You didn‘t even watch the video
@@Luk4sth3k1ng nay nayy
there was a 'get in there'
@@charlienewbold9809 true. Does not count Id say…
you're almost right about how Liberia was founded, it was actually founded by a group of white Americans who formed the "American colonization society" because they thought there was a problem with a growing number of free black men who roamed America, and they believed that they should be "returned to there original land" problem was most of these free people where third or fourth generation (or even seventh in some cases) children from the original slaves who lost there identity to their original land due to slavery, plus a lot of the people who travelled back weren't even from the place that became Liberia... which caused a bunch of bloody fights with the original locals who lived in Liberia and an unstable government which still has the same problems from the day it formed..
colonialism did it's thing again I guess :/
"colonialism did its thing again" classic blame whitey moment
@@laki5717 So your argument is that colonialism is fine?
@@mikko3 Ahh yes sending races you don't like to a country many have never heard of, as well as many not being able to speak the local language, is an example of multiculturalism?
@@NotMe-vy7bb Colonialism isn't fine but tbf white people didn't start slavery and didn't even do it as bad as it was done to them. So the "blame whitey" comment is somewhat valid on a bigger scale. The perception that only white Europeans took people from their land and enslaved them is inaccurate & misinformation. White Europeans were the first to be taken from their land and enslaved based on race and at a higher rate than the reverse.
@@leum9787 Why would you assume motive and what's the relevance of your assumption? Some freed African slaves later became slave owners, therefore, it's also perfectly reasonable to think maybe people became slave owners because that's just what wealthy enough people do. There's a lot more followers in the world than leaders.
I’m a simple Latvian. I see my home city,I click like… 😊
no-one cares
Tripoli and Riga were easy. The other ones were kind of impossible for the layman! D:
I have to agree, amazing how many people got 25k, 145 at my time of playing.
@@mikes2737 A lot of cheaters unfortunately
Tripoli was by far the easiest of this bunch in my opinion. Flags everywhere and the city hall gave it away immediately.
I love how sometimes you guess something nearly impossible and another time you're just glossing over 'Central Tripoli City Council' for 5 straight minutes
Youre easily in my top 3 youtubechannels Tom, your content is so simpel and straight forward and very intertaining and I learn new things every time! Love it
I've been in N'Djamena and the second I saw it I was pretty much yelling at the screen. Amazing find and patience.
One of the best proper Geoguessr videos for a while. Excellent detective work, very relaxing video!
I'm glad I got a perfect score in eSwatini within a minute, there was nothing there to outright say it was such as a flag or country/city name, just shows playing the game for a short while really builds up your knowledge quite quickly
I missed one point because I clicked too quickly in the second round... I'm devastated. I actually knew Chad based on the country code on the phone number, because I was once randomly called from a Chad phone number.
I really do love this format btw. It has exactly the right amount of detective work while still being possible most of the time without insane knowledge.
I love that you took so long to get the first one, but then pretty quickly went on to get a perfect score, must have been very satisfying.
I'm so baffled by that first round. No way I would've thought about that country.
Chad speaks French and the inhabitants were black... I'm surprised it took him that long.
given the french/arabic combination there weren't many countries it could have been
French, arabic african country. Capital has lots of sand, I ruled out some coastal capitals like Dakar . Flawed logic but worked.
Yay! I love seeing you tackle African countries (as a Southern African💁🏿♀️) and the fact that you got them all correct, wow. Nicely done😌
why? because most people forget Africa exists? :))
Loving these videos Tom, thank you!
Tom is the ultimate GeoGuessr GOAT! Getting perfect score on this map with four African rounds and not a lot of clues is mind-blowing. Never change Tom, easily one of the best youtubers out there! Every single video is a joy to watch!
Proper good, that!
I think all your videos are excellent, but this one was next level skillz.
Nice work, man.
I'm satisfied in getting all the cities right (24,907 points) but the big difference is that after searching for 1 minute for the exact spot I give up and then I just choose a road with the same compass direction. It definitely takes me way longer than Tom in reading the map and translate that to what I'm seeing on the screen. Great job GeoWizard!
Yay more of this map and more detective work! Love it
Very fun round. Especially the first two countries were definitely not easy! Really good work!
"why do I bother guessing these things" gave me a good laugh, love ya tom
That first guess was absolutely nuts! Amazing job!
I really enjoy playing along with these.
"Where do you draw the line?" - the world's pre-eminent expert on where to draw a line
Tom is the Bob Ross of Geoguessr. He makes happy little accidents but we are all along for the soothing ride.
Had one of my best games ever, on a perfect score chuffed to bits with the first round. Got to the final round worked out it's Kampala, spend 20 minutes scouring the map and settle on the first bridge Tom found and dismissed in seconds 😭
I got the first one pretty easily by looking at the capitals of the arabic speaking countries in Africa that also spoke French. As soon as I got over Chad, Service Station Sabarna was one of the dozen or so places that Google labeled -- probably because of all you guys searching for it! I failed at the last one, however, so no perfect score.
Love this series, you could do all the capitals and i don't think id ever get sick of it!
Loving this series
Really enjoy the play along videos!
Keep these coming, so much fun!
You already got Algeria in a previous map Tom, interesting photospheres in obscure countries. It was Oran and you were impressed by how developed it is. It's not as poor, you won't find dirt roads in the capital city. Great guess though, well done.
Insane how he recognised Riga quicker than I did even tho I am from that city and know exactly the place
I mean he read the name on a bus😂
This was such a fun round to play along with.
I was really proud to get the correct city/country in the first one but figured since I was just guessing that I shouldn't look too hard for an exact match since I wasn't even sure I was in the right city. Turns out I was, and with a little more searching I could've gotten perfect maybe.
The second round wasn't too hard, but I surprised myself with how quickly I was able to get the perfect spot. I found the spot within a minute but then second guessed myself for a few minutes. Perfect score achieved.
The third and fourth rounds weren't that hard. Got perfect on both pretty fast.
The last round was hard. I honestly had no clue where I was. My guess turned out to be not horrible, considering it really was just a guess. I ended up guessing the adjacent country's capital city.
For the past about 2 years you have been my favorite channel on UA-cam, love your humor and I absolutely love the fact that you haven’t changed despite the channel growth. The biggest mistake UA-camrs make is making themselves seem way too corporate when they bloom. It still seems as if I can have a beer to your banter
your skills by this time now are outstanding. if i ever search something in this world with literally no threads at all i am gonna get you involved :P
Just as I began thinking, "I wonder when Riga comes up"
Good old Riga comes up straight away.
Was happy to see Riga and for you to know it almost immediately. I am however interested in what music you would use if you had to speed up a search in Latvia. :D
Please more of these types of maps with all the countries. They are easily the most fun to watch since any country can pop up
Love this map!!! Thanks for the video:))
Got every city but wasn't patient enough to search for the details, ended up with 24.950 points :') Great vid as always and congratulations to a perfect score!
Hey there been binge watching your straight line videos and omg amazing achievements my man though seeing you’ve done a few countries now I would love to see you attempt Northern Ireland in a straight line seeing as it’s my home but to see you attempt a straight like here would be so cool cause the country is beautiful. Also really enjoyed it when you brought a friend with you as it made it more enjoyable to watch made it feel more like an adventure. Anyways man keep doing you! Regards, Lucas.
First class detective work on the Chad round!
Well done sir. That search for the petrol station certainly paid off.
Watching knowing the answer from the challenge is a different experience. In the first one I was like "no dont scroll past no stop!" and then you eventually got to the right country
Hi Tom, With exception to the first and fifth round I did quite well, but came out with 17,833 overall. Thanks for the game and I will have to get some practice in. 👍👍
Love this Format 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I joined your chanel one month ago and I am so addicted to your videos !! Keep up the good work. Greetings from Belgium in Europe !! ^^
To be honest, I didn't know there was one outside of Europe!
@@rnabo031 Not everyone know Belgium so that's why I said "In Europe" but of course I guess a geoguessvr player like him know where is Belgium on the map
Belgium represent
Good game Tom, congrats! Quite a few difficult rounds. Challenging and fun!
I got 22511 points total.
Round 1 - 5000 points, 76 meters
Took a while, but saw the french and arabic combo, plus it looked like the Sahel region. Looked around in a few cities until I saw that N'djamena looked promising. Eventually found the service station.
Round 2 - 4986 points, 3,2 km
Definitely southern Africa. Looked at Lesotho for a while, but eventually decided on Eswatini. Didn't look hard enough at the roads, so I clicked further south on a similar-ish looking road.
Round 3 - 5000 points, 7 meters
Saw Riga on the bus, plus it looked like a main square with a large bridge. Definitely the easiest round.
Round 4 - 5000 points, 21 meters
Easy to see it was Tripoli, but took a while to find the exact spot as the name of the building didn't correlate to what it said on the map. Plus the buildings looked different. Compared the arabic writing on the building to the map, and felt confident.
Round 5 - 2525 points, 805 km
Pretty sure it had to be east Africa, as it was quite tropical, but I didn't find the correct country. Went with Dodoma in Tanzania, though I was considering going for Burundi or Rwanda but for some reason didn't even think Uganda for a second.
Your videos are the best for me. I like almost all your videos.
Wow I thought I did great finding N'djamena, but hey you're the geowizard
It's not the first time that Tom have seen more than one flag at the same time, to then only acknowledge the flag he immediately recognize. A capital city is especially likely to have different flags next to each other, with embassies and the likes about.
Got a perfect score as well!
Round 1: 5000 points! I have to say I’m really impressed with myself on this one. I got it pretty fast too, like 6 minutes! My thinking was, ok this has to be Affica. I then spotted the gas station with “Station Service Sabarna” written and, more importantly, the Arabic script under it. So we know that we’re in a French speaking African country which also has Arabic script. A couple options are shown on map. Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania, etc... I first look into Mauritania for a couple seconds but it doesn’t feel right. Then I go into Chad. It already looks more promising and I get excited when I see gas stations visible with similar names. Like Salama and Hanana. Then all of a sudden I see Sabarna! Get in! Couldn’t believe it. Everything added up so I clicked and got the full points. Got pretty lucky I have to say, but it’s so satisfying.
Round 2: 5000 pts. Yup same thinking as you.
Round 3: 5000 pts. Name of city on bus made this a very quick round.
Round 4: 5000 pts. Took me a little more to find where we were, since some buildings didn’t show up on map. But I then noticed the roundabout and then it was easy to find.
Round 5: 5000 pts. The toughest round for me. I knew it was Kampala quickly. But I felt like none of the roads were adding up. I checked the place it ended up being multiple times but some stuff weren’t right. After a lot of looking around, I decided that it couldn’t be anywhere else and just went for it. Glad it was correct.
On top of the building with the flags, I believe the left flag resembles the Chad flag so I was able to get this one but that was a good save Tom!
Ahh rounds 3&4 were down my memory lane , born in Latvia and lived in Libya for a year 😊
That first one was amazing!
5:33. Lol that's exactly what I did. I checked for fuelstation names in every Arabic-African County and was tired so I finally picked Chad where I had my marker because the station I looked at there had the most alike name. Unfortunately I didn't check for other stations in that city to find the right one. If I would've done that I would have got perfect score. I'm still very happy about just being a little of on the first and nailing the others. I really didn't think I would get the last one tho.
always proper excitement when the Tomster uploads
Somehow missed out on the perfect score on the Tripoli one of all. Basically got sick of looking around and while I realised it was a roundabout, it never clicked for some reason so just chucked down the marker in the old town and lost 3 marks. The Chad one I got by looking different African countries to see if they used French and Arabic but knew it wouldn't be one of the northern ones, decided Chad looked the most promising and although I didn't quite make out the name of the service station (was harder to see on my game for some reason), I managed to find it. Last one genuinely took a few hours as I didn't know it was Uganda automatically like you did so was searching all the African countries that drive on the right and then still took about an hour to actually find the spot thanks to confusing myself with the directions.
16:28 lmao I'm from the other side of europe but visited riga once. Immidiately recognised the spot. I once drunkenly pissed into the river under that bridge!!
i love capital cities. safe and sound is a banger
"Their language is in the same font, so this has to be the city!"
That music while you speed up the search is hillarious 😁
“Sorry to interrupt… myself”
Niiiice Top Gear reference ;)
Favorite series so far
Given that you have done 2 rounds of 5 locations, there is actually a 23% chance that you would get a repeat round this video, which is a larger chance than I would've suspected
1-(188/198)^5=0.228
Yeah, it's like the birthday paradox.
Why is it only 1 location per capital in this map, is it some weird limitation of Geowizard custom maps that I'm not aware of? I mean a lot of capitals have streetview, and if not, there should be tons of photospheres available. A map with 100 or 1000 locations per capital would be far superior for replayability, not only that but also chance of repeat rounds would be minuscule.
@@Glotttis I think this is to make it easier to have a random capital. If you included 5000 locations in - let's say - London, and only one for small nations such as Palau and Nauru, you would hardly ever make to have a hard guess.
BTW you could create a far superior map yourself, I'm pretty sure Tom would love to play that :)
that Eswatini guess was wild, well done my man
That first one is unreal fair play mate x
boTswana, leSotho, and eSwatini were states of the Tswana, Sotho, and Swati nations which were protectorates of the British Empire in the period of competition between the Cape Colony and the Boer states (Orange Free State and Transvaal). The idea was to prevent the Boers from taking over the territory.
eSwatini was part of an effort to cut the Boers off from possible ports, which also included British support for a new Portuguese city in the area, Lourenço Marques. The Portuguese moved the capital of Mozambique there and it became known as Maputo after independence.
The final part of the surrounding of the Boers was the establishment of a new British colony to their north, Rhodesia.
Another great round, Maestro!
Libya changed the all-green flag to the present one exactly 10 years ago, in 2011 ;)
Remember that most of the time photospheres don’t have the correct compass… you got lucky that first one had the correct orientation, sounds like you where heavily using it.
Tom, you've done it again mate. 👏🏾
You beat me on Eswatini, but I managed to find the rest. The Chad pic I found just zooming in to look for French sounding street names, and there was the target!
I was on for a perfect score, actually looked at that last junction in Kampala on the map and still went for Dodoma/Tanzania... Fun rounds though. Thoroughly enjoyed that!
The Capital Cities rounds are amazing
this might be one of the most impressive things ever
It's always nice to see Chad make one of it's very rare appearances in a Geoguessr video. 😀