Man that is a brutal time control, only 20 minutes. It's limited by typing almost as much it's limited by knowledge. I'd probably spend the full 20 minutes just trying to spell Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy right. Wish they had different options for time control on huge quiz. That time limit doesn't seem reasonable for this type of quiz.
Also, it would be nice if they had a version where it helps you a little in typing the cities. If someone has dyslexia it game over and not really that fun, even though you know the name xd. Some of the names are also ridiculous for people that dont speak the language.....
1:55 Tbh I like hearing the keyboard and mouse when watching your videos. I think I prefer it over having noise suppression on, even if it would fully work and not cut out your voice.
It definitely was a pretty tough grid. And you're right, it was Banda Aceh, but there is a 50k+ on Andaman Islands, Port Blair is 140k! Also the Cape Verde one is Mindelo I think and the Carribean one might have been Les Abymes, Martinique, that one came up once for me at least. Also the website the creator uses has a tiny population for Muscat proper so anything round that will be Seeb instead probably, while Suva has been overtaken by one of its suburbs, Nasinu.
I think some of the ones missing were Komsomolsk (Far East Ru), Ambon or Sorong (Indo), Tamanrasset (Algeria), Salalah (Oman), Golmud (China), Male (Maldives/South west India)
This stuff is good because it requires actual geography knowledge and doesn't rely on meta about google earth like geoguessr I think this hugequiz would be a little easier if you could see the country borders better
re: high views on the european grid. As someone interested in geography but not really deep into geoguessr I absolutely love the hugequizzes. Grid, coverage, any of the formats are really intersting and imo more impressive than geoguessr but that's obviously subjective. Would love to see you revisit the world 50K+ pop coverage on advanced or expert, or try the world 1M+ urban agglomerations
Hyderabad 😞 Sometimes the most obvious ones are the easiest to miss haha. I didn't realise your last quiz video did so well, the people want more HugeQuiz videos! :]
Good vid, 20 minutes is way too little for intermediate. You played really quick and still had tremendous time trouble. They prolly should change that to 25 min..
Great video again ! The French overseas territories have way bigger cities than one would think, almost every single one has one or multiple 50k plus cities (Saint Denis etc (Réunion), Fort de France (Martinique, Les Abymes (Guadeloupe), Papeete (Polynesia) barely under 50k and Cayenne (Guyane). I think some of the ones missing were Ambon or Sorong in Indo, Komsomolsk or Asahikawa in Far East Russia/northern Hokkaido, Kochi or Male in that little India/Maldive portion, Tamanrasset in Algeria, Zinder in Niger, Salalah in Oman and Golmud in China. Port Blair in Andaman is quite far over 50k in case you one day have to type that.
Great work! I've actually been curious about latitude coverage and nobody I follow had done it, I think it could be a lot of fun and less luck based than random grid.
Also im assuming the northern alberta one was one of wood buffalo (Fort McMurray incorporated area) or St.Albert (Suburb of Edmonton) unfortunately I cant get the same grid to try for sure.
@@alexrouault7421 Fort McMurray is not a listed city on huge quiz. It falls under the Wood buffalo Reginal municipality, Good trick to know if you are doing a Canadian coverage challenge.
@@panner11 Its cause of the zoning type it falls into, Wood buffalo is the municipal area that way it can incompass all the Athabasca oil sands and places like Fort Mckay in one jurisdiction with the main urban center of Fort McMurray
I watched few CC doing "GeoWizard map" on HugeQuiz, I played it myself so probably that's why TH-cam decided to show me your channel. Congratulations on invitation for world cup and sorry for my English.
Some of the quizzes I've found I've loved. Theres a pinpoint one for Canada (similar but not exactly the same, as Geoguessr) that I like, but am also frustrated with the design, because you cant just space plonk on areas that are highly covered, like the greater Toronto, and Vancouver areas, you have to waste time zooming in & find an empty space you havent previously plonked when the map starts getting full. Overall, kinda like the site. Just wish they had a wider range of quizzes. There was honestly days back in my regular Sporcle days that I knocked out more quizzes on there in a day in a category than whats available on here. Glad to hear you are getting goof views on them. About time you get some monetization $$ for that brain full of things you know.
Without knowing exactly where that line above Auckland was drawn, the city for the box above it could have been either Hibiscus Coast (probably more likely to be Orewa in game or something like that) or Whangārei
This huge quiz videos really generates a lot of traffic. Does that mean that the Huge Quiz-community is bigger than GeoGuessrs, hm.. Personally never heard of this quiz site before Jakes video.
I was shouting Fort McMurray on that northern Alberta/Sask box. I only know of this city because of a car youtuber I watch who lives way up there, but either way it's a weird feeling knowing a place name that you don't haha... Might not even be correct but I know its at least 50k pop.
Apparently HugeQuiz lists Fort McMurray as "Wood Buffalo" instead and won't accept the former. Strange that they do it that way, but I'm sure he does know the city, it just slipped his mind. Fort McMurray was pretty famous for that wildfire a few years ago that was the costliest disaster in Canadian history.
„How is there a 50k+ city on the Andaman Islands.“ Port Blair: Am I a joke to you. Also I was Screaming Hyderabad and Khrakiv to my screen the entire video 😂. But to be real. Woudnt have gotten half as much. So props.
As a lover of remote places, its crazy to me that you know all these hundreds of cities in Asia and Africa, but not Yellowknife in your own continent!!!
the sheer amount of placenames in this man's head is insane
Man that is a brutal time control, only 20 minutes. It's limited by typing almost as much it's limited by knowledge. I'd probably spend the full 20 minutes just trying to spell Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy right. Wish they had different options for time control on huge quiz. That time limit doesn't seem reasonable for this type of quiz.
Also, it would be nice if they had a version where it helps you a little in typing the cities. If someone has dyslexia it game over and not really that fun, even though you know the name xd. Some of the names are also ridiculous for people that dont speak the language.....
Bro out here spelling petropavosomething right while i still can't spell Kygryzystan right
@@applepieke6970 Bro out here spelling Kyrgsomething right while I still can't spell Chad right
@@applepieke6970 I like how you didn’t spell Kyrgyzstan right on this comment
@@mwzngd1679bro out here spelling csomething while I can’t spell æ right
1:55 Tbh I like hearing the keyboard and mouse when watching your videos. I think I prefer it over having noise suppression on, even if it would fully work and not cut out your voice.
It definitely was a pretty tough grid. And you're right, it was Banda Aceh, but there is a 50k+ on Andaman Islands, Port Blair is 140k! Also the Cape Verde one is Mindelo I think and the Carribean one might have been Les Abymes, Martinique, that one came up once for me at least. Also the website the creator uses has a tiny population for Muscat proper so anything round that will be Seeb instead probably, while Suva has been overtaken by one of its suburbs, Nasinu.
I think some of the ones missing were Komsomolsk (Far East Ru), Ambon or Sorong (Indo), Tamanrasset (Algeria), Salalah (Oman), Golmud (China), Male (Maldives/South west India)
This stuff is good because it requires actual geography knowledge and doesn't rely on meta about google earth like geoguessr
I think this hugequiz would be a little easier if you could see the country borders better
Doing a speed run of latitude and longitude quiz's would be fun to watch.
re: high views on the european grid. As someone interested in geography but not really deep into geoguessr I absolutely love the hugequizzes. Grid, coverage, any of the formats are really intersting and imo more impressive than geoguessr but that's obviously subjective.
Would love to see you revisit the world 50K+ pop coverage on advanced or expert, or try the world 1M+ urban agglomerations
Hyderabad 😞 Sometimes the most obvious ones are the easiest to miss haha. I didn't realise your last quiz video did so well, the people want more HugeQuiz videos! :]
Good vid, 20 minutes is way too little for intermediate. You played really quick and still had tremendous time trouble. They prolly should change that to 25 min..
I know the other video was just World Cup info based but still it's a good day when Jake uploads twice 😄
I think you'd be good at the world coverage maps (the ones with the blue circles)
Bit more freedom and better time/difficulty balance
Great video again !
The French overseas territories have way bigger cities than one would think, almost every single one has one or multiple 50k plus cities (Saint Denis etc (Réunion), Fort de France (Martinique, Les Abymes (Guadeloupe), Papeete (Polynesia) barely under 50k and Cayenne (Guyane). I think some of the ones missing were Ambon or Sorong in Indo, Komsomolsk or Asahikawa in Far East Russia/northern Hokkaido, Kochi or Male in that little India/Maldive portion, Tamanrasset in Algeria, Zinder in Niger, Salalah in Oman and Golmud in China.
Port Blair in Andaman is quite far over 50k in case you one day have to type that.
I see it has a no timer option, does that work? You can set your own countdown timer in the future :)
Didn’t even see that!
Yes Premium members have that option for many quizzes, however your score won't be saved.
Great work! I've actually been curious about latitude coverage and nobody I follow had done it, I think it could be a lot of fun and less luck based than random grid.
Subscribed since the European grid video - keep up the good content 👍
Andaman and nicobar islands actually does have a 50K+ city, Port Blair has a population of 150K
Keep up the good work love your videos
Being able to spell those Russian cities is the most impressive thing
Another job well done! 👏👏
Didnt even see it popped off that much, huge! Gz
You have more views because this targets a much larger audience that is interested in geography/history/culture, etc. rather than a single game.
Also im assuming the northern alberta one was one of wood buffalo (Fort McMurray incorporated area) or St.Albert (Suburb of Edmonton) unfortunately I cant get the same grid to try for sure.
It looks like St. Albert would have been in the box. If not, I suspect it would be listed as Fort McMurray not Wood Buffalo, but I'm not sure.
@@alexrouault7421 Fort McMurray is not a listed city on huge quiz. It falls under the Wood buffalo Reginal municipality, Good trick to know if you are doing a Canadian coverage challenge.
@@tylermulek Cool tip. Kinda weird that huge quiz lists it that way, I've never heard anyone irl refer to it as wood buffalo.
@@panner11 Its cause of the zoning type it falls into, Wood buffalo is the municipal area that way it can incompass all the Athabasca oil sands and places like Fort Mckay in one jurisdiction with the main urban center of Fort McMurray
here to boost the almighty algo! really cool channel, man. keep it up:-)
Mindblowing knowledge
I watched few CC doing "GeoWizard map" on HugeQuiz, I played it myself so probably that's why TH-cam decided to show me your channel. Congratulations on invitation for world cup and sorry for my English.
Your English is great! You type better than a lot of people who have English as their first language lol.
@@arrowheaded thank you 😀
Ayyyy keep them coming
Wish you could play no time limit on hugequiz
the amount of brainpower this must have taken.. and under this time pressure too 👏
Some of the quizzes I've found I've loved. Theres a pinpoint one for Canada (similar but not exactly the same, as Geoguessr) that I like, but am also frustrated with the design, because you cant just space plonk on areas that are highly covered, like the greater Toronto, and Vancouver areas, you have to waste time zooming in & find an empty space you havent previously plonked when the map starts getting full. Overall, kinda like the site. Just wish they had a wider range of quizzes. There was honestly days back in my regular Sporcle days that I knocked out more quizzes on there in a day in a category than whats available on here. Glad to hear you are getting goof views on them. About time you get some monetization $$ for that brain full of things you know.
😁 I’ll definitely poke around the site a bit more to see what I can find!
Nice quiz
you did pretty well!
Without knowing exactly where that line above Auckland was drawn, the city for the box above it could have been either Hibiscus Coast (probably more likely to be Orewa in game or something like that) or Whangārei
Great video, I think northern Alberta might be fort mcmurray
You skipped Aqtobe in Kazakhstan while going through the pink ones
Whoops 😅
That northern Alberta one I was thinking perhaps Fort McMurray, otherwise perhaps a suburb of Edmonton... otherwise not sure.
I think the Caribbean square was Pointe-à-Pitre
That was a terrible grid, keep up the good work mate, great video!
Regina and Saskatoon 🥲 also, idk if Winnipeg would have been in that box. But those are the capitals and big cities
The lesser antilles one was probably Fort de France, it has way more than 50k.
This huge quiz videos really generates a lot of traffic. Does that mean that the Huge Quiz-community is bigger than GeoGuessrs, hm.. Personally never heard of this quiz site before Jakes video.
I was shouting Fort McMurray on that northern Alberta/Sask box. I only know of this city because of a car youtuber I watch who lives way up there, but either way it's a weird feeling knowing a place name that you don't haha... Might not even be correct but I know its at least 50k pop.
Apparently HugeQuiz lists Fort McMurray as "Wood Buffalo" instead and won't accept the former. Strange that they do it that way, but I'm sure he does know the city, it just slipped his mind. Fort McMurray was pretty famous for that wildfire a few years ago that was the costliest disaster in Canadian history.
You again skipped my city, on last grid video, and in this video twice. Aqtobe. 3 times all together
Sorry 😔
impressive
Behind a paywall now
„How is there a 50k+ city on the Andaman Islands.“
Port Blair: Am I a joke to you.
Also I was Screaming Hyderabad and Khrakiv to my screen the entire video 😂. But to be real. Woudnt have gotten half as much. So props.
The missing Alberta city is Fort McMurray.
As a lover of remote places, its crazy to me that you know all these hundreds of cities in Asia and Africa, but not Yellowknife in your own continent!!!
I definitely know Yellowknife…but this quiz is 50k+ cities only!
@@jakelyonsgeo ahhhh you're so right lol! pretty sure it was fort mcmurray which i wouldnt have remembered either despite knowing it! youre the goat!
Maybe Bamako?
I think the one you missed in the indian ocean could have been male in the maldives
Oh maybe, I didn’t even consider it! Just assumed it was something random on the Indian coast haha
Study more China and India! considering how many obscure Russian ones you got, it's really quite funny haha
China isn't in geoguessr and India has only existed for a year or so and still lacks a lot of places so that might have something to do with it haha
Yes, I haven’t needed to study those countries as deeply since they aren’t as relevant for the game :)
Wth how can you pronounce « Fort de France » in a such French way !!
I speak French 😁
@@jakelyonsgeooh well makes sense then 😂 in any case fort de France definitely a 50k+ city