This is the first time I've used the TH-cam comment function in 10 years probably, but I just had to show my gratitude for this channel. I've watched so many videos in the last couple of weeks and I've enjoyed all of them immensely! Thanks from Sweden!
15:35 I was desperate for him to notice that the road-sign style in the image (Black numbers in white box with black star thing above) matched the ones on the map in Thailand, and not at all in Laos
Also one of the direction signs showed Ratchathani and it showed on the map when he was checking the road numbers he found in Thailand. Good thing he was so thorough!
The sneeze at 16:43, the "oh god it's got me" and the blow of the nose being kept in the video just solidly confirms how much you enjoy the content you make. You don't feel the need to edit in fancy music, cut out the sneezes or have to dress up fancy for the camera. You even still check if you're still recording every video. I love it. It's such a pure channel, one you can binge watch. Thanks for the content, Tom ♥
that sneeze irked me though. One should always sneeze into their elbow, not directly into their hands. As hands are the part of your body that touches every surface and thus spreads the germs. I know he's at home, BUT once you learn to sneeze into your hands, you do it generally everywhere you go. It's something that has irked me for a long time (no, i do not have germophobia), but especially more so now during the covid-19 outbreak.
Hey GeoWizard, a quick tip to recognize Thailand instantly: at 11:07 on the street pole there is an image of the Thai monarch. They have it everywhere and once you have seen that picture, you cannot unsee it :)
It's so weird to me that about 9 months ago I would keep getting recommendations for GeoWizard videos and I would never click on them thinking "why would I watch that" and now they are probably the thing I look forward to most popping up in my subscribe feed. Thanks for all the awesome content, Tom!
I remember a few years ago thinking “why do people watch other people play games online?” And now one of my preferred ways to chill out is watching people play Geoguessr.
I randomly stumbled upon this channel in fall/autumn of 2015 and therefore was subscribed when he "just" had a few thousand subs. And legend me did not even watch the "mission across Wales" which he got famous for. Just like I subscribed to LazarBeam before 2 million and to Pewds at like 6.7 million or so during his "Slender - The Arrival" series and did not really watch any of them during their peak.
me too, but I had subscribed because I liked the adventure videos crossing Wales in a straight line, when I saw he was uploading a lot of videos playing unknown games I thought: Why would anyone watch that? Now I'm a big fan, I even watch the twitch live streams.
Is the -si ending also Indonesian or shared? Because words like administrasi I think comes from Dutch administratie being a Dutch colony once, while in Malaysia it would've been more English/Malay sounding? Idk, just a language and history geek here
13:18 if you can't remember, highway interchanges could give a clue Also the highway number board style is the same as Google map ones, clear clue that they are the same country
I kept (silently) screaming to look at the highway marker style - Laos has blue, Thailand has white with a black symbol on. You're staring at two white signs with black symbols on.
It was bloody obvious to me because Thailand is a monarchy and there was a pole with an image of the monarch. He sweeped over it but didn't notice it at all.
@@hammerth1421 It was bloody obvious by script! I could understand as you could mix up Lao and Myanmar scripts (though they are pretty different to my eye), but Thai script and Lao script are completely different.
Yeah, the "Not knowing Laos flag" issue aside (it is very different from Thailand) that's what I was screaming at the screen (admittedly only metaphorically): look at the style of the signs. Not the numbers, we're not in for a perfect score, we just need the country.
@@Halalslagteren surely you must have been impressed more so than relieved that he picked the west coast of Jutland. I mean come on, what are the chances a non Dane would be that close.
I can relate to your "Looks like Britain" comment with the bushes. I was playing a round and was put on a small road between two hedgerows and thanks to your Mission Across Wales videos I knew IMMEDIATELY where I was. Cheers mate!
Although other youtubers may have past this milestone; No one has personality like you. Love watching your vids mainly for your chill, positive vibes mate.
I discovered you from the recent 10 second challenge videos made, and you're becoming one of my favorite creators. I've been binging your videos, I honestly find them really fascinating and educational, keep up the great work!
Cool tip that can be really usefull : at 3:20 you can see a black ducktape on the edge of one of the bars of the google car, if you see this it's 100% Ghana !
Michigander here. At 18:00 I sprung up and immediately said to myself “that’s Michigan”. Looks so familiar even though I haven’t been to that part of the state. It might be the adopt a highway sign
I think what swayed me from South Africa to Eswatini on the last round were the road markings. White lines in the middle with yellow lines on the outside. I feel like SA has yellow lines in the middle alot like the US. Kudos making it that far in any case!
Just a small remark: At 12:15 I noticed that the road sign numbers are shown correctly on the map, i.e., Thailand white with this "crown" on top and Lao blue. So this was a clear tell I think! :)
that tiny green sign next to the white sign you were trying to figure out in #10 (michigan) is a US mile marker signpost. They're green and have text vertically. Sometimes they're black on white, but 90% (i think) they're small rectangular signs near the ground, usually on a post and occasionally on bridge features, and green.
That portrait on the load @13:10 is, I think, the king of thailand. Those portrait is everywhere in Thailand. It can be helpful to identify the country. And I think the blue banner on the police station is Military Ads because they are currently under the Military coup detat.
On the second one you can see the orange poles on the side of the road. Those are there to mark where the road is when all other identifying features are covered in snow.
On that Thai one you zoomed in on a big picture of the Thai king that that have everywhere!! Don’t forget that, in Thailand that have pictures of the king everywhere. Also I watched another episode where I was screaming at the TV because you were saying “where it’s n the world do they have pink taxis?” Bangkok if FULL of pink taxis lol. Peace brother.
Being able to recognize written scripts & languages should be the number one skill developed for this game. It baffles me that you're looking at the Thai flag and unsure whether it's Thai or Laos, but one look at the written script and it's instantly obvious that you're in Thailand.
6:20 That Danish sign said "Ærindekørsel tilladt". I don't think you would have been able to read that anyway :D The upper sign means no cars or motorbikes are allowed to drive in. The lower one with the text allows some driving though - if you only have a quick errand like picking up or dropping off or if you live down the road and are on your way home (errands).
I'm from Sioux Falls. I recognized from the street sign instantly where you were. That brick building with the garage is Touchmark at All Saints. It was originally built in the 19th century as a private religious school, but is now an assisted living/retirement community.
Wow i actually recognized Niagara Falls in this video I went there last summer and it was great. It’s cool seeing places that you’ve been to in this game
And you guessed the same island too! I would've guessed Sumatra or Malaysia. That tower is the Skylon Tower. It's similar to the CN Tower because the same methods used to build it were used to build the CN Tower. The Skylon Tower is older than the CN Tower
Fair play on Michigan guess. Thought forsure Canadian Shield (east Manitoba or lake of the woods area Ontario) shocked it wasn’t cause the roads in Canada and the shoulders in that area are pretty poor compared to USA.
Quick tip for Canada, if you see a Canadian flag you can instantly remove Quebec from the possibilities because down there everyone has the Quebec flag instead of the Federal one. If it has a lot of mountains its in British Columbia or west Alberta.
This alphabet and left side driving can only be Thailand. Other clues: Yellow flags (former king color) King picture on the poles Light grey police car with dark burgundy stripe Lactasoy sign (police station sponsor!) Sort of mythical bird silhouette on road signs (national symbol) City name with Ubon on Nakhon in it Hope that helps in the future :)
at 1:33 that is an indonesian brand of Kretek cigarette and the little picture on the bottom of the sign is the image they have on the health warnings of the packets out there. It's a man blowing smoke and the smoke has formed a skull!
A tip for the Thailand/Laos one, google maps matches up the sign types with the labels. So Thailand has white signs with black symbols above them on both the map and on the signs you were looking at.
I've been binging a lot of these challenges and I about shit my pants at 5:04 as I live only a 3 minute walk away from that location. It's just down the street from me. Whoa! I'm still surprised Sioux Falls, SD USA was ever an option to include in these games.
Yellow stripes on the side of the road and white in the centre are usually found only in Africa and the Middle East, not Australia and New Zealand, that last round was either South Africa, eSwatini or Botswana
For Thailand/Laos knowing the difference between the scripts could help! They look very similar but generally Lao looks curlier and Thai is more angular or 'squared off'.
Dunno if you noticed it when you were stuck with the Canada vs USA one a minor give away was all the black lines on the ground (called bandage or crack seal). Canada don’t do too much of that whereas the US uses a lot of it
I'm from Michigan and I could instantly tell when the Michigan one came up, it looks just like the rest of the Midwest but with bad repair jobs on all the roads.
I got so nervous watching you choose between Thailand and Laos... Especially when I remember Laos flag doesn't look like that, and that Laos probably drives on the right because it used to be a French colony. Luckily the road number worked out.
See I saw that and just wondered if Canada had those. They are sometimes white on certain roads (tolled highways for example have 10th mile marks). I've driven all over the contiguous US on big highways and small back roads. Terrain, building and landscape wise almost any conceivable view is possible. So without a lot of stuff in the picture the answer to could this be the US is always, yes. Problematically large and heterogenous country. Watching these vids makes me want to play, but I have too many ways to postpone working or sleeping.
On the Thailand location there was a sign right next to the police station that said "Ubon Ratchathani", which was the big city that you were hovering around when trying to find the 24 and 2191 roads.
Hey dude, is there the possibility, that you can do a video about the free levels you get when you haven't bought geoguesser? I like your videos a lot and i tried doing the free levels. Those are so hard i have to straight guess in 6 out of 10 levels because i can't even find a little clue or hint. Could you do a video about those, so I can check, if it's just me who is dumb af? Would love to buy geoguesser, but i'm not sure if it's worth for me
love how i can tell whenever its rural america just because the roads are so shitty. i've never been out of the country but as of right now i'd say a good indicator of america is how many cracks on the roads have tar over them. dont know if its like that in canada or not but throughout the whole 10th one i was screaming 'its america' at the computer because of the roads
To differentiate between Thailand and Laos you could have just looked at the way the roads numbers are designed, in Laos they were in blue while there were white in thailand (with the sort of crown above the number).
My mother in law is former highway patrol and wanted to let you know that the US has rumble strips in the side of the highways so that’s a usual tell tale sign you’re in the US
TH-cam needs a feature where you can hide the video length for certain youtubers of your choice. Giveaway every time and I’m not disciplined enough to not check :( great stuff Tommy
Eswanti keeps getting you, my bête noir is Lesotho. Those little countries inside South Africa.... UGH! My record is 40, but I move around, and copy text off signs to translate, etc.
"IT'S BLOODY ESWATINI"
Swaziland bamboozling everyone
A classic line
sounds like some drink :)
This is the first time I've used the TH-cam comment function in 10 years probably, but I just had to show my gratitude for this channel. I've watched so many videos in the last couple of weeks and I've enjoyed all of them immensely!
Thanks from Sweden!
Your welcome from America
Hobo Bobo you shall not claim him. He is British
@@benpettit7235 bUt hE SpEak EnGliSh
@@benpettit7235 I am America
Hobo Bobo you cannot say that he is yours. Keep your hands off the uk
"For absolute peace of mind... Are we recording?" lmao
11 mins in.
@@100_pesos yea?
He does that every video. I love his vids but could that be a way of cheating?
@@jaredh8584 I dont see how recording could be cheating, he is just making sure he is recording so he dosnt lose the footage of a good run
15:35 I was desperate for him to notice that the road-sign style in the image (Black numbers in white box with black star thing above) matched the ones on the map in Thailand, and not at all in Laos
Also one of the direction signs showed Ratchathani and it showed on the map when he was checking the road numbers he found in Thailand. Good thing he was so thorough!
Same here, yelling at the screen knowing it won't do any good.
When he zoomed in and all the street signs had the same symbols as the picture I started freaking out
It's weird that he doesn't seem to know about this. The style of highway number signs is always one of the most important clues for me
The little black thingy above the number is also the Thailand emblem, but I had to look that up too :D
The sneeze at 16:43, the "oh god it's got me" and the blow of the nose being kept in the video just solidly confirms how much you enjoy the content you make. You don't feel the need to edit in fancy music, cut out the sneezes or have to dress up fancy for the camera. You even still check if you're still recording every video.
I love it. It's such a pure channel, one you can binge watch.
Thanks for the content, Tom ♥
Or because he just couldn't be bothered to edit it out (lol no hate)
that sneeze irked me though. One should always sneeze into their elbow, not directly into their hands. As hands are the part of your body that touches every surface and thus spreads the germs. I know he's at home, BUT once you learn to sneeze into your hands, you do it generally everywhere you go. It's something that has irked me for a long time (no, i do not have germophobia), but especially more so now during the covid-19 outbreak.
Jani Andsten same
yw
@@mr.yawnie I sneeze in the air, fight me
Do perfect score challenge in Eswatini
Yesss!
It's gonna help him tremendously in situations like the last one...
YES PLEASE
Hey GeoWizard, a quick tip to recognize Thailand instantly: at 11:07 on the street pole there is an image of the Thai monarch. They have it everywhere and once you have seen that picture, you cannot unsee it :)
It's not a Geowizard vid if he doesn't say "are we recording?" halfway through
It's not a geowizard vid without an "IT'S BLOODY ESWATINI"
granis does it too xD
I just wonder how often he discovers he's not
Are we in Malasya?
Get in
Him: *sees a couple of bushes*
"This looks like Britain"
It did look like Britan though
Well it's his country
small narrow roads through endless green farmlands is half of the UK experience mate
Yes very distinctive Britain, even though I’ve only been to London.
Also incredibly Irish with the ferns and greenery i was half contemplating if I live on that road
It's so weird to me that about 9 months ago I would keep getting recommendations for GeoWizard videos and I would never click on them thinking "why would I watch that" and now they are probably the thing I look forward to most popping up in my subscribe feed. Thanks for all the awesome content, Tom!
I remember a few years ago thinking “why do people watch other people play games online?” And now one of my preferred ways to chill out is watching people play Geoguessr.
I randomly stumbled upon this channel in fall/autumn of 2015 and therefore was subscribed when he "just" had a few thousand subs. And legend me did not even watch the "mission across Wales" which he got famous for. Just like I subscribed to LazarBeam before 2 million and to Pewds at like 6.7 million or so during his "Slender - The Arrival" series and did not really watch any of them during their peak.
me too, but I had subscribed because I liked the adventure videos crossing Wales in a straight line, when I saw he was uploading a lot of videos playing unknown games I thought: Why would anyone watch that? Now I'm a big fan, I even watch the twitch live streams.
Just a tip, when trying to differentiate Malaysia and Indonesia. A general rule of thumb is many motorcycles =
Indonesia, else Malaysia.
Is the -si ending also Indonesian or shared? Because words like administrasi I think comes from Dutch administratie being a Dutch colony once, while in Malaysia it would've been more English/Malay sounding? Idk, just a language and history geek here
There's also the house styles, if it's more Malay then it's Malaysia, if you saw Joglo shapes, then it's Indonesia
Anyone playing Geoguessr: "there's no way this is anything other than South Africa"
eSwatini and Lesotho: "hold my beer"
Lesotho would be a bit easier since its so mountainous but yea good luck with eSwatini
6:27 is the face you see peepin through your window at 3am
lmao seeing it again in this context made me jump a little
Literley sees one gas particle in the air:
This seems to be Indonesia...
That one it's easy He sees at the sign to see the language and maybe he sees a motorcycle so it's must be in Southeast Asia
@@ff_crafter it's a good thing he didn't go Malaysia on that one
13:18 if you can't remember, highway interchanges could give a clue
Also the highway number board style is the same as Google map ones, clear clue that they are the same country
I kept (silently) screaming to look at the highway marker style - Laos has blue, Thailand has white with a black symbol on. You're staring at two white signs with black symbols on.
It was bloody obvious to me because Thailand is a monarchy and there was a pole with an image of the monarch. He sweeped over it but didn't notice it at all.
@@hammerth1421 It was bloody obvious by script! I could understand as you could mix up Lao and Myanmar scripts (though they are pretty different to my eye), but Thai script and Lao script are completely different.
Yeah, the "Not knowing Laos flag" issue aside (it is very different from Thailand) that's what I was screaming at the screen (admittedly only metaphorically): look at the style of the signs. Not the numbers, we're not in for a perfect score, we just need the country.
blacklion79 Wait... was it the Thai script, then? Because I thought it was the Myanmar script.
Eswatini, the ultimate nemesis.
GW: Makes impossible Denmark guess
Also GW: this looks like Vancouver
As a dane who could read the sign, I was very relieved when he didn't pick south africa xD
@@Halalslagteren surely you must have been impressed more so than relieved that he picked the west coast of Jutland. I mean come on, what are the chances a non Dane would be that close.
I thought it was Calgary once I saw the tower
@dumb bell what did it say?
@@iuliu_ "Ærindekørsel tilladt", meaning that you are only allowed to drive there if you live there, or has to do some work there.
I can relate to your "Looks like Britain" comment with the bushes. I was playing a round and was put on a small road between two hedgerows and thanks to your Mission Across Wales videos I knew IMMEDIATELY where I was. Cheers mate!
Although other youtubers may have past this milestone; No one has personality like you. Love watching your vids mainly for your chill, positive vibes mate.
I discovered this channel a week ago and this channel is amazing. Keep up the good work.
Same
I discovered you from the recent 10 second challenge videos made, and you're becoming one of my favorite creators. I've been binging your videos, I honestly find them really fascinating and educational, keep up the great work!
Yesss i recently found your channel and im obsessed with your 10 and 15 country series. So glad you picked this up again and made it even harder!!
Looks like Muang means "walled town", like -burg or -burgh suffixes in European place names.
Excellent!
Yes , Muang เมือง is mean town
Correct. Mueang is town
I was just reliving the glory of the 15 country record as this was being uploaded... what a lovely coincidence
"I'll tell you what, Eswatini is really starting to piss me off" 😂
The one from Niagara Falls lmao u were in front of my house ahah I was screaming NIAGA
RA FALLSSSSSSSS
What are the chances
Thai flag outside a police station - "It might be Laos!" ;-)
Cool tip that can be really usefull : at 3:20 you can see a black ducktape on the edge of one of the bars of the google car, if you see this it's 100% Ghana !
Michigander here. At 18:00 I sprung up and immediately said to myself “that’s Michigan”. Looks so familiar even though I haven’t been to that part of the state. It might be the adopt a highway sign
I think what swayed me from South Africa to Eswatini on the last round were the road markings. White lines in the middle with yellow lines on the outside. I feel like SA has yellow lines in the middle alot like the US. Kudos making it that far in any case!
Just a small remark: At 12:15 I noticed that the road sign numbers are shown correctly on the map, i.e., Thailand white with this "crown" on top and Lao blue. So this was a clear tell I think! :)
that tiny green sign next to the white sign you were trying to figure out in #10 (michigan) is a US mile marker signpost. They're green and have text vertically.
Sometimes they're black on white, but 90% (i think) they're small rectangular signs near the ground, usually on a post and occasionally on bridge features, and green.
That portrait on the load @13:10 is, I think, the king of thailand. Those portrait is everywhere in Thailand. It can be helpful to identify the country. And I think the blue banner on the police station is Military Ads because they are currently under the Military coup detat.
On the second one you can see the orange poles on the side of the road. Those are there to mark where the road is when all other identifying features are covered in snow.
On that Thai one you zoomed in on a big picture of the Thai king that that have everywhere!! Don’t forget that, in Thailand that have pictures of the king everywhere. Also I watched another episode where I was screaming at the TV because you were saying “where it’s n the world do they have pink taxis?” Bangkok if FULL of pink taxis lol. Peace brother.
Oh yes. This is the type of Geoguessr content I live for.
The way you say Michigan sounds like you're saying McChicken and now I want a McChicken.
He's doing it on purpose.
@@Macieks300 Uh no. He's just British.
Thanks for the good content while I suffer through sickness right now. Your sense of humor is fucking great
Always love new challenges from Tom "Are We Recording" Davies!
Insert Scottish accent here - "PAKITAN" - had me dying ahha
lmao
16:00 they had the thai king on the photo too
Being able to recognize written scripts & languages should be the number one skill developed for this game. It baffles me that you're looking at the Thai flag and unsure whether it's Thai or Laos, but one look at the written script and it's instantly obvious that you're in Thailand.
6:20 That Danish sign said "Ærindekørsel tilladt". I don't think you would have been able to read that anyway :D The upper sign means no cars or motorbikes are allowed to drive in. The lower one with the text allows some driving though - if you only have a quick errand like picking up or dropping off or if you live down the road and are on your way home (errands).
A sign in the Thailand round had "Ubon Ratchathani" on it, which is the same as a place in Thailand you passed several times on the map.
I just came to post that! You see it on the sign at 10:45 and then in the middle of the map at 12:36
I'm from Sioux Falls. I recognized from the street sign instantly where you were. That brick building with the garage is Touchmark at All Saints. It was originally built in the 19th century as a private religious school, but is now an assisted living/retirement community.
Only one country in so far but you forgot the little bell when you get one correct. It was always so satisfying
Wow i actually recognized Niagara Falls in this video I went there last summer and it was great. It’s cool seeing places that you’ve been to in this game
And you guessed the same island too! I would've guessed Sumatra or Malaysia. That tower is the Skylon Tower. It's similar to the CN Tower because the same methods used to build it were used to build the CN Tower. The Skylon Tower is older than the CN Tower
CN Tower and Skylon Tower look nothing alike though...
16:44 bless you
Fair play on Michigan guess. Thought forsure Canadian Shield (east Manitoba or lake of the woods area Ontario) shocked it wasn’t cause the roads in Canada and the shoulders in that area are pretty poor compared to USA.
"Starting it fresh, just get 5 again, it's fine"
[Checks timeline]
Oh no...
Quick tip for Canada, if you see a Canadian flag you can instantly remove Quebec from the possibilities because down there everyone has the Quebec flag instead of the Federal one. If it has a lot of mountains its in British Columbia or west Alberta.
This alphabet and left side driving can only be Thailand.
Other clues:
Yellow flags (former king color)
King picture on the poles
Light grey police car with dark burgundy stripe
Lactasoy sign (police station sponsor!)
Sort of mythical bird silhouette on road signs (national symbol)
City name with Ubon on Nakhon in it
Hope that helps in the future :)
at 1:33 that is an indonesian brand of Kretek cigarette and the little picture on the bottom of the sign is the image they have on the health warnings of the packets out there. It's a man blowing smoke and the smoke has formed a skull!
A tip for the Thailand/Laos one, google maps matches up the sign types with the labels. So Thailand has white signs with black symbols above them on both the map and on the signs you were looking at.
I've been binging a lot of these challenges and I about shit my pants at 5:04 as I live only a 3 minute walk away from that location. It's just down the street from me. Whoa! I'm still surprised Sioux Falls, SD USA was ever an option to include in these games.
That Thailand one was frustrating lol I've had that exact one before, you hovered your mouse directly over the exact spot multiple times
Always looking forward to the are we recording
He literally apologized for not knowing on which side of the road you drive in Laos. Bruhhh
Yellow stripes on the side of the road and white in the centre are usually found only in Africa and the Middle East, not Australia and New Zealand, that last round was either South Africa, eSwatini or Botswana
You have no idea how excited I got for #4 and you zoomed in on the plate and I called it as South Dakota.
4:12 hahaha what was that final stare at the little goat!
For Thailand/Laos knowing the difference between the scripts could help! They look very similar but generally Lao looks curlier and Thai is more angular or 'squared off'.
The tip for Ghana : if there is a piece of black tape at the end of one of the Google car's roof rack bars, it is Ghana!
Not a joke..
Dunno if you noticed it when you were stuck with the Canada vs USA one a minor give away was all the black lines on the ground (called bandage or crack seal). Canada don’t do too much of that whereas the US uses a lot of it
A little tip to recognise Ghana : if there is a black tape on the tip of one bar of the Google car, it's Ghana.
Pretty sure the sign at 7:06 says "Arbejdskørsel tilladt" which means kinda like "work related driving allowed".
I'm from Michigan and I could instantly tell when the Michigan one came up, it looks just like the rest of the Midwest but with bad repair jobs on all the roads.
I got so nervous watching you choose between Thailand and Laos... Especially when I remember Laos flag doesn't look like that, and that Laos probably drives on the right because it used to be a French colony. Luckily the road number worked out.
For the michigan one, you can see a mile marker just behind the adopt a highway sign. Mile marker means USA
You shoud make a video/challenge,, trying to get as few points as possible. That'l be nice.
Thanks for the Denmark-video btw
The white sign in Michigan is common is the US. They say something like "The XYZ club volunteers to pick up litter on this road"
17:40 hey you picked my city, I was like NOOOO NOT QUITE THERE
Around 18:00, I'm pretty sure the green sign is a mile marker, which is a decent hint that it's in the US
See I saw that and just wondered if Canada had those. They are sometimes white on certain roads (tolled highways for example have 10th mile marks).
I've driven all over the contiguous US on big highways and small back roads. Terrain, building and landscape wise almost any conceivable view is possible. So without a lot of stuff in the picture the answer to could this be the US is always, yes. Problematically large and heterogenous country. Watching these vids makes me want to play, but I have too many ways to postpone working or sleeping.
My childish ass was giggling everytime you said muang
I knew you would do this someday! 10. 15. 20.
YES LAD, was waiting for this.
What a beautiful Muang.
On the Thailand location there was a sign right next to the police station that said "Ubon Ratchathani", which was the big city that you were hovering around when trying to find the 24 and 2191 roads.
Hey dude, is there the possibility, that you can do a video about the free levels you get when you haven't bought geoguesser? I like your videos a lot and i tried doing the free levels. Those are so hard i have to straight guess in 6 out of 10 levels because i can't even find a little clue or hint. Could you do a video about those, so I can check, if it's just me who is dumb af? Would love to buy geoguesser, but i'm not sure if it's worth for me
You look like Bernardo Silva
Look up the youtuber Steve Mould, they're practically triplets
Baepsae Steve looks exactly like Bernardo
Definitely looks more like Raheem Sterling
No he looks like mendy
Flop I don’t really see that, there’s an uncanny likeness to Kante tho
love how i can tell whenever its rural america just because the roads are so shitty. i've never been out of the country but as of right now i'd say a good indicator of america is how many cracks on the roads have tar over them. dont know if its like that in canada or not but throughout the whole 10th one i was screaming 'its america' at the computer because of the roads
The "Adopt a Highway" sign helps a lot too.
I just love how you apologise for not knowing which side of the road they drive on in Laos
Hello from Sioux Falls, South Dakota! Instant recognition as soon as I saw it.
15:45 lol was the little symbol above the road sign not a dead giveaway?
Im looking forward to this series!
That Denmark guess could go in insane guesses compilation.
Is your new straight line mission coming out soon?
It's next weekend I believe
@@adamchater7 Yes on Sunday
Can he do Russia this time?
Would you ever, or have you ever done Threelimination challenges? I've seen other big Geoguessr dons doing it and it looks like fun.
5:20 the state shape is on the sign
the "pack it in" scottish joke dit it for me 2:28
To differentiate between Thailand and Laos you could have just looked at the way the roads numbers are designed, in Laos they were in blue while there were white in thailand (with the sort of crown above the number).
I was happy when I got 10 countries in a row with this format. 20 is MADNESS
LOVE A NEW UPLOAD
My mother in law is former highway patrol and wanted to let you know that the US has rumble strips in the side of the highways so that’s a usual tell tale sign you’re in the US
You've got a bloody jumper on, it's roasting
Austria added streetview recently... you need to try and get a perfect score!
I think adding in clips to increase the video length, so that it doesnt spoils how far you got, would be a good idea.
TH-cam needs a feature where you can hide the video length for certain youtubers of your choice. Giveaway every time and I’m not disciplined enough to not check :( great stuff Tommy
Eswanti keeps getting you, my bête noir is Lesotho. Those little countries inside South Africa.... UGH! My record is 40, but I move around, and copy text off signs to translate, etc.