The Final Statistics: In general, the win rate on Moving is 35,7% and on No Moving it is 42,86%% and on NMPZ it is 28,57%. If you take into account that there is a ten-round limit, then it would be 50% on Moving and 57,14% on No Moving and 42,86% on NMPZ. You guessed the wrong country on a: Italy (twice), Spain, Greece, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, UK, Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Austria, Slovenia, Poland and Belgium. I have also evaluated all the guesses and created a list of almost all the countries that appeared and calculated for each country how accurate the region guessing was in that particular country. The accuracy is of course given in percent. The calculation was as follows: First, the number of kilometers of each guess in that country was noted, then added together and then divided by the number of guesses in that country. The resulting number was then divided by the approximate maximum distance between two points in that country. The resulting number is subtracted from 1 and multiplied by 100. Anything below 90% should definitely be improved and anything between 90 and 95% is acceptable but could still be improved and anything above 95% is basically mastered I would say. Indonesia 95,51% US 92,34% Canada 87,75% Bolivia 97,06% Botswana 95,26% Lithuania 79,56% India 89,18% Uruguay 86,02% Japan 94,64% Brazil 90,34% North Macedonia 65,5% Senegal 68,5% Ghana 83,95% Italy 78% Latvia 53,64% Croatia 71,66% Nigeria 89% Argentina 94,56% Chile 98,42% Guatemala 87,69% Mexico 88,38% Sweden 90,96% Philippines 81,5% Bhutan 54,74% Tunisia 92,7% Turkey 88,83% South Korea 85,6% Romania 48,51% Ukraine 91,98% Bulgaria 60,8% UK 82,28% Russia 93,55% Norway 86,94% Australia 95,05% Thailand 87,66% Taiwan 73,93% France 78,76% Ireland 81,49% Colombia 87,3% Denmark 73,97% Peru 77,3% Spain 73,24% Iceland 95,27% New Zealand 78,27% Kazakhstan 80,26% Canaries 50,92% Sri Lanka 83,79% Albania 69,79% Kyrgyzstan 99,96% Malaysia 97% Germany 92% Bangladesh 83,9% Qatar 81,91% Poland 71,32% Hungary 62,79% Kenya 92,25% Czechia 57,35% Jordan 76,7% Cambodia 62% Panama 89,42% Laos 99,95% South Africa 95,82% Portugal 99,38% Greece 71,46% Serbia 94,86% Mongolia 64,44% By the way, this would be an amazing feature to implement in Geoguessr. Imagine you can see an overall statistic of your accuracy on every country and also in the game summary after every game. That´d be really cool I think.
@@BrianChalamet Nah - I get where the guy is coming from - the percentages are actually pretty useless. There is little need to relativise the distances from the spot to the size of the country; you don't get more points if you're the same distance away but on a large country. Really you should just mainly want to know what the average distance away from the spot you were for each country in a simple kilometer average.
They really need to add lag compensation to the guesses, it's insane that you can have markers down and not have the guess submit. I have the same issue constantly (Also Australian)
It's not a bug. It's Australian internet. In Australia if u click any later than 4 seconds left or smth it often doesn't register. For me, a guess that late registers 10/10 times I have good Internet
@@if3763 my internet is good, 500 mb download and 250 upload, low ping, and i have this problem, a lot of people has. But good for you that doest happen. The system should register the last guess before the bugged one, but ok
I think he only read the road number and starter scanning, and not the text above it, to be fair. However, a good moving player would hone in on the most relevant information. I think he just needs to get better at knowing where to look for clues, it's not the kind of round he should blunder.
@@maallee he seems almost allergic to reading words at times, which I find funny considering how excellent he is at reading/scanning the landscape for other more abstract types of info like foliage and bollards
If you are interested, I added you as an editor on "R2WC scrimmage duels stats". I can get this game added in later today, only the first 5 in it so far. But it's got some interesting insights: average distance per location & how often each location came up, average point difference with your opponents (pre-multiplier) per location, who guessed first per opponent/game type, and lots more potential based on what you might be looking for! Could get guess times per game type, per location, probably lots more. Thanks for sharing this series! Great preview for the weekend
I like your videos, you could make #1 for sure. No hate. I just think you should edit them down, for a casual watcher I’m much more likely to watch a 10 min video in its entirety than watch a 30+ min video for 2/3 mins
MP is always great fun whenever he features in videos! Also I do think the round limit suits you, especially on NMPZ where you're more consistent but at super high multis after round 10 there will eventually be a round you don't get and the opponent does
The Final Statistics:
In general, the win rate on Moving is 35,7% and on No Moving it is 42,86%% and on NMPZ it is 28,57%. If you take into account that there is a ten-round limit, then it would be 50% on Moving and 57,14% on No Moving and 42,86% on NMPZ.
You guessed the wrong country on a: Italy (twice), Spain, Greece, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, UK, Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Austria, Slovenia, Poland and Belgium.
I have also evaluated all the guesses and created a list of almost all the countries that appeared and calculated for each country how accurate the region guessing was in that particular country. The accuracy is of course given in percent.
The calculation was as follows: First, the number of kilometers of each guess in that country was noted, then added together and then divided by the number of guesses in that country. The resulting number was then divided by the approximate maximum distance between two points in that country. The resulting number is subtracted from 1 and multiplied by 100.
Anything below 90% should definitely be improved and anything between 90 and 95% is acceptable but could still be improved and anything above 95% is basically mastered I would say.
Indonesia 95,51%
US 92,34%
Canada 87,75%
Bolivia 97,06%
Botswana 95,26%
Lithuania 79,56%
India 89,18%
Uruguay 86,02%
Japan 94,64%
Brazil 90,34%
North Macedonia 65,5%
Senegal 68,5%
Ghana 83,95%
Italy 78%
Latvia 53,64%
Croatia 71,66%
Nigeria 89%
Argentina 94,56%
Chile 98,42%
Guatemala 87,69%
Mexico 88,38%
Sweden 90,96%
Philippines 81,5%
Bhutan 54,74%
Tunisia 92,7%
Turkey 88,83%
South Korea 85,6%
Romania 48,51%
Ukraine 91,98%
Bulgaria 60,8%
UK 82,28%
Russia 93,55%
Norway 86,94%
Australia 95,05%
Thailand 87,66%
Taiwan 73,93%
France 78,76%
Ireland 81,49%
Colombia 87,3%
Denmark 73,97%
Peru 77,3%
Spain 73,24%
Iceland 95,27%
New Zealand 78,27%
Kazakhstan 80,26%
Canaries 50,92%
Sri Lanka 83,79%
Albania 69,79%
Kyrgyzstan 99,96%
Malaysia 97%
Germany 92%
Bangladesh 83,9%
Qatar 81,91%
Poland 71,32%
Hungary 62,79%
Kenya 92,25%
Czechia 57,35%
Jordan 76,7%
Cambodia 62%
Panama 89,42%
Laos 99,95%
South Africa 95,82%
Portugal 99,38%
Greece 71,46%
Serbia 94,86%
Mongolia 64,44%
By the way, this would be an amazing feature to implement in Geoguessr. Imagine you can see an overall statistic of your accuracy on every country and also in the game summary after every game. That´d be really cool I think.
These percentages are useless, why not just display his accuracy?
dang that’s impressive someone would do all that 😭 really cool to see the full breakdown though
Wow nice work
@@aa-sk9bljust jealous that you can’t do what he did, aren’t you?
@@BrianChalamet Nah - I get where the guy is coming from - the percentages are actually pretty useless. There is little need to relativise the distances from the spot to the size of the country; you don't get more points if you're the same distance away but on a large country. Really you should just mainly want to know what the average distance away from the spot you were for each country in a simple kilometer average.
If I have to hear another "Such is life" or
"He might miss it" --> the opponent clearly guesses closer
Rainbolt still copes more.
They really need to add lag compensation to the guesses, it's insane that you can have markers down and not have the guess submit. I have the same issue constantly (Also Australian)
6:20 ridiculous! No way it’s just ping, idk why that happens!
Good day to you, sir!
two of the coolest guys around
GGs and GL
loved the series man, wishing you the best in the world cup.
I am the president of Uruguay. There will be no further comments.
You will be missed mr president of Uruguay 😔
im the president of uruguay
Oscar really sandbagging the entire competition to throw them off at regionals. Kind of bm, not gonna lie.
I have been waiting for this video for so many days finally ❤🇮🇳🐐
Yooo MatePotato sounds so chill and like awesome to chill with. So laid back, so friendly, nice soothing voice
6:15 , when will they fix this bug? its so frustrating..
It's not a bug. It's Australian internet. In Australia if u click any later than 4 seconds left or smth it often doesn't register. For me, a guess that late registers 10/10 times I have good Internet
@@if3763 my internet is good, 500 mb download and 250 upload, low ping, and i have this problem, a lot of people has. But good for you that doest happen. The system should register the last guess before the bugged one, but ok
Matepotato is the best username for a geoguessr player I've ever heard. Change my mind.
DuskyWusky?
Frankthehunk5000
I once stumbled upon someone called Shitcam. That takes the top spot for me. But with that said, Matepotato is an amazing username.
@@finthakilla9125 frankthehunk wipes any other name
Shoutout to Bolvialookingperu=cajamarca
31:45 - Dude, how does zi8gzag not know Andalucia?!?!
I mean what do u expect from him lol he's uneducated as heck. He's made me way more surprised with his knowledge before
I think he only read the road number and starter scanning, and not the text above it, to be fair. However, a good moving player would hone in on the most relevant information.
I think he just needs to get better at knowing where to look for clues, it's not the kind of round he should blunder.
@@maallee he seems almost allergic to reading words at times, which I find funny considering how excellent he is at reading/scanning the landscape for other more abstract types of info like foliage and bollards
If you are interested, I added you as an editor on "R2WC scrimmage duels stats". I can get this game added in later today, only the first 5 in it so far. But it's got some interesting insights: average distance per location & how often each location came up, average point difference with your opponents (pre-multiplier) per location, who guessed first per opponent/game type, and lots more potential based on what you might be looking for! Could get guess times per game type, per location, probably lots more.
Thanks for sharing this series! Great preview for the weekend
Best of luck in the World Cup. Many hugs and kisses. Your biggest fan
I like your videos, you could make #1 for sure. No hate.
I just think you should edit them down, for a casual watcher I’m much more likely to watch a 10 min video in its entirety than watch a 30+ min video for 2/3 mins
4:35 What? Those are clearly hills. I went to a different place nearby to confirm as well.
Good luck at the qualifiers Oscar!!!!
I love Mate’s personality and sense of humor 😂
How do you get like the sunglasses from countries or the t shirt?
Zi8gzag's chat if ur reading this, dont worry ill help u out of his basement.
but it's so comfortable in here
I’m good mate,,, if u can bring down some water though that would be nice
we love the NBN in Aus 😍
Does anyone know if and where we can watch the matches for the tournament zi8gzag is participating in
Probably the official geoguessr TH-cam channel
26:59 bro clearly never read Twilight
50:00 hi
Do more videos with MatePotato!
MP is always great fun whenever he features in videos! Also I do think the round limit suits you, especially on NMPZ where you're more consistent but at super high multis after round 10 there will eventually be a round you don't get and the opponent does
THE Matepotato 🤩 - awesome player, legend, gentleman
24:56 the town name Prokuplje is on the sign
Very unlucky to get Mongolia against Matepotato of all people.
Good luck in the cup!
33:40 Randers mentioned 💀
goat
Good video!
500 views in one hour. You fell off