The New Diverse World Map - Setting a new, blank world record (NMPZ)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The new Diverse world map (made by Mapper) has a few blank world record slots on geotips that need to be filled. I thought I'd get the ball rolling with these two attempts!
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![Geoguessr - A Diverse World - No moving around #4 [PLAY ALONG]](/img/1.gif)
Apologies about the bottom of the video being cropped off. This and my next scheduled video (abandoned places) both have it, but at least you can see the compass this time. Every cloud ay?
Cheers everyone, leave a like and feel free to have a crack at this record! I have a feeling It's going to be a fun to come back to and try to beat!
Every cloud
An abandoned places video? Oh my, you got my interest
Hey Tom; is the straight line across Norway coming soon?
I got 22.3k today! I'm sure you can beat that though, good luck! Gotta get competition in before SubSymmetry tries this lol.
Hi Tom, you should make a video where you just explore this mental house (the aim is to find the bathtub). Think it would be very funny. Click on 3d walkthrough on this link.
www.redfin.com/KY/Louisville/8800-Blue-Lick-Rd-40219/home/84240362
GeoWizard: Thinks a road named after a USA president is in Canada.
Also GeoWizard: Identifies Poland by a bin.
After saying he, quote, doesn't know this bin 🤣
i am polish, i woudnt guess it at all. It seems like pure luck to me.
we have roads named after US presidents in Canada though
@@internetowywichrzyciel6971 i’m polish too and i guessed that this is Poland same as Tom by this bin mostly
@@mrolympiawmarkach132 I was like "I live in Poland, could it be Poland? Well the road lanes are wearing off so it could most definitely be Poland but I DO NOT KNOW THIS BIN" and then this happened...
Me: tries to understand the foliage to pinpoint the region of the world
Tom: that bin looks polish lmao
In my head I replied "We don't have bins like that in Poland".
Well, turns out he knows better.
That shit was so funny lmao
"I don't know this bin" - Tom Davies, 2020
lmao
I was pml at that too 🤣
Hahaha. He's seen a lot of bins
And he still managed to guess the right country because it made him think of Poland
Morgan Freeman voice: "As it transpired, he did, in fact, know that bin"
Tom: I think I'm gonna go for Poland
Me, a Polish guy living in Poland for 24 years: Nooo it's surely not Poland
Geoguessr: Poland
Not even surprised at this point.
The dude sees a desert for 5seconds and says albaqurcy* by instinct and he was correct...
@@Half_Finis ikr like wtf?
Same, I was almost mad that he wanted to guess Poland...
@@Half_Finis was that supposed to be Albuquerque?😂
"that bin is making me think Poland" the words of a geoguessr pro
Welcome to a Diverse World. We have Japan, Japan and Japan
Take it or leave it
Tom points towards arguably the most disputed pieces of land on the planet and says "look at these spratly islands, they are so remote"
Fucking China claims our islands
@@davedave3520 D:
Tom: That bin is making me think Poland
Me: ... :D?
i have never in my entire life seen bin like this in Poland :D
@@Zyga0 Exactly xD
Well, I have, quite often actually. Weird
I'm not Polish, but based on these replies, I guess it's the region in Poland? One does, the others don't.
It's a euphemism
If sitting in bed at 2am eating a cheese string while watching geowizard isn't a vibe then idk what is
top comment right here cheers
Someone needs to make a "Divers World" map with just underwater locations
Such does exist.
That bin was screaming Poland
Alright Tom, I added your record onto the sheet!
Thanks mate! I'll wager it won't be there for too long!
@@GeoWizard Maybe I'll even give it a go 😉
@@RCgeo I took a crack at the record and beat it. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/vPeQd3gRCco/видео.html
@@benmatz8125 thought the link would be never gonna give you up
@@benmatz8125 On geotips.net, you can access the world record sheet, and if you click on the discord symbol on the top, then you can join the Geoguessr Pro Community discord. We take all record submissions through the #record-sheet channel there. Thanks!
Just heard you're going to appear on Rocket Beans TV.
I'm probably speaking for a big part of the community, saying that I'm super excited.
You'll definitely have a buch of fun with those guys.
Your new album is fantastic Tom! Went on a long walk yesterday listening to it through the Devon countryside. 👍
Switzerland is so easy to spot. If it looks perfect, it's Switzerland. Also the Valais/Wallis region is super distinctive, so I'm a bit surprised you didn't nail that one.
It's the wooden rails (with mountains) for me.
glad to see musicians playing geoguessr
Lol
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@Benjamin McCann Lol
Lol
Tom: *leans in*
Me: Hey! Zooming not allowed! -_-
He was just rearing forward
Enhance!
New drinking game: Drink every time he says the words 'quite far south'
When a bin tells you what country it is by the atmosphere around it.
Tom - I listened to your album and it was actually really good. Usually when people share an album I'll listen to one or two songs then lose interest, but I sat there and listened to the whole thing. It's super chill and I enojyed most of the songs. Stunning work!
James Monroe is the 5th president of the united states
Yeah that was a dead give away it was the states and not Canada
not everyone will know because they aren’t from america and don’t learn about it
@@Kay9s Canada is in America too, along with many others
@@Cassxowary well i meant usa i doubt canada or any other american country learns about the usa presidents also the guy makin this vid isn’t from anywhere near america
yes and the capital city of Liberia is named after him
They need to add no moving, panning, or rearing your head forward
We gotta get that soundtrack as background music for these videos. Preferably one where you're moving so that it's like old school Runescape adventure vibes :D
Osrs baby 🤩
The color of street signs just depends on what a particular city/town wants them to look like. I grew up in Arlington, TX and all the street signs are blue. When I lived in Dallas they were green (which is most popular) and now I live in Irving, TX and the signs are green as well, but most have the city's name on them too with a stylized mustang horse drawing. In Louisiana I've seen some red street signs which looked pretty cool actually.
GOSH, this is so AMAZING. Not only can you guess the COUNTRY you're in by some trees and tape on the road, but 9 times out of 10, give an accurate estimate of where in that COUNTRY. Well done sir, you're my hero~!
Street signs in Canada aren't a uniform colour. Where I live now has blue signs, where I grew up has green signs, and they're both in Ontario. Where my dad lives has white and black signs.
Can't wait for the Norway straight line mission! I live in Norway myself, and hope to recognise some of the places :P
norway looks to be so pretty, i've only seen it thru geoguessr tho :)
@@444milk It's beautiful, you should go sometime! It's got one of the most varied landscapes I know of. Fjords, mountains, valleys, tundra, large forests, endless flat farmland etc. There's so much to explore!
I felt like that when he was in Switzerland. I recognised so many of the places in the video and the worst thing is that I was travelling at the same time as him
In Canada, the Street Name signs' color depends on what town or city you are in. Each municipality picks their own colors
7:43 Below the name you will read "Sari-Sari Store" which means convenience store in the Philippines. Those store signs are very common here.
I live right next to that second location with James Monroe highway. So weird seeing a road you drive on regularly pop up.
I really want to know logical explanation how you identified that bin to be a polish one. Like seriously.
It is the obnoxious oily blue and yellow (also green) color palette used in the former Soviet bloc countries. If the bin were a bit more shabby and had no plastic beg I would have thought Russia\Ukraine.
he probably just got polish vibes from the foliage etc. and the bin kind of confirmed it for him, if it was the bin alone he would have no idea most likely
Very nice entry! So happy to see you try to do some records as well! ^^
In America we can have all sorts of colors for street signs. Just around the suburbs of dayton where I live different suburbs have different colors. Brown, blue, green, and some white even.
That’s everywhere
Grettings from RBTV. Nice Guesses!
I'm a bin specialist. I study different bins from various geographical locations. you can tell the bin is polish because of the way that it is 6:41
If you're interested in the blue/green signs, in the US blue means a privately owned road (usually someone's driveway or a small neighborhood) and green means a publicly owned road (everything else).
6:28 So you wanna say you've never bin there? :D
Third location looks like the road from Mr beans holiday where he try’s and gets on the farmers moped 🤣
As soon as I saw the James Monroe sign I was like, “Virgina!”
That Polish bin will go down in RUclips history
That brief moment where you think the country streak is over and Tom's going to start again :'D
In America, the signs can be blue or green from county to county. There is no rhyme or reason to it at all.
Tom: I've hardly played this.
Bottom Left Screen: Tom Davies - 25,000 Points
That YKK sign in Japan was a pretty good clue.
The Switzerland one is like 5min away from my chalet, I had a shock seeing this hahahaha
For your second guess being in Canada, we mainly have green street signs with white letters in southern Ontario. Hence the blue sign pointing towards the US rather than Canada! Just a tip from a Canadian viewer, keep up the content!
Hi there greetings from germany :) i just heard you will be "visiting" us on Rocket Beans TV in the future and thought i check out your channel :)
you got your self a new subscriber :) cant wait to see you on RBTV
Tom, I don't think the blue/green signs help differentiate between US and Canada. I've seen green road signs in one city, and blue signs in the bordering city. I'm not too sure what the sign colors in Canada are though.
In Canada it all depends on the municipality
I’d like you to explain the context clues you’re using because dang dude. An empty road no signs just some mountains in the distance and bam within 100 km is mind boggling
If a road is called a highway without a number and looks like an ordinary local road, it means that you're somewhere that was once part of Virginia, whether it's Virginia, Kentucky, or West Virginia.
Street signs in the US are most commonly green but depending on even the city can be blue or even brown (brown usually designates a historical area)
I live in southern California and my city has both blue and green depending on the neighborhood
@@dkroll92 yeah some parts of las vegas also use both green and blue green means public and blue means its inside a gated community
I’ve never seen anything even close to my home before until this video. That’s really cool to see James Monroe highway, which is a short drive away from my place, on geoguesser
5:33 remind me of Mr Bean Holiday when he’s trying to steal a bike lol
For any residential road name signs in USA, they can really be any color. In the cities around me, we have green, white, blue, yellow, and red signs - they mostly follow the school's mascot colors.
Signs in the US and Canada vary city to city, municipality to municipality, they're really worthless to follow as far as North America is concerned.
Agreed, the city I live in in Canada has blue, green and white street signs
I knew the one with the blue sign was America because of “James Monroe”, a very influential person in us history. The signs in the us are different everywhere so it’s hard to just tell by color
I have to say GeoWizard you are the best RUclipsr since sliced bread!!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Tip: In Canada I've never seen any road called _____ _______ hwy for a two laner. Our highways are usually numbered, and the road signs usually have the number and a name (if the highway has both a name and a number)
I live in Canada and live near a named highway that is a two laner, so they do exists but are not common at all.
@@HarroKitteh Same here. It's not impossible to find one.
You can have a ton of different colored road signs in the United States, although green is definitely the most common. With that said, James Monroe was the 5th president of the USA.
For any Simpsons nerds watching, Hokkaido is where “Mr. Sparkle” was produced. Homer even gets the phone book for Hokkaido at the library so he can call them.
Looking forward to this series, thanks for the vid
Hamburg is calling
I do this all the time. I shoot videos of trains in scenic spots and when I see a photo of some interesting spot on Facebook with no description of where it is I accept that as a challenge. I can usually find any spot in the US in 10 or 15 minutes. I had a friend who posts photos of her back yard and from those photos I found her exact spot in Virginia, and another friend posted photos of a rainbow behind his house and I found his house in GA in about 2 minutes. Someone posted a photo one time of a locomotive parked by a street with cracks in the road. I had a suspicion of where it was and looked at photos and videos I had taken myself and identified the spot based on the cracks in the road. It's a fun challenge.
I think in America, we use blue signs for nicknamed or ceremonially named roads, and green signs for official road names. May be wrong on that but thats what ive noticed.
Can u make a video about what are the clues or variables that you are using to solve the maps please? I'm really curious, that would be lovely... Thanks!
me: sees flat fields and cloudy skies
me, who lived in saskatchewan for 12 years: ah, this MUST be saskatchewan
tom: romania
(in hindsight, the road markings didn’t really say canada)
James Monroe is a US President and founding father there wouldn’t be a street named after him in Canada
Yup that was my logic/knowledge too.
Listened to the album after seeing this vid, loved it🙏🏻
6:28 „I don‘t know this bin“
I wouldn't rely on street sign color much at all. I feel like green is the most common in the U.S., but blue is also frequent (as you saw), and there's even a town neighboring mine that uses red.
you clicked right beside my house in Canada! what are the odds.
Hey mate, loving the content as always. Just one question, will the album be available on Spotify?
It already is, check the full album video and the link is in the description of that video
@@sammybeaver9130 Thanks mate
@@The_Forgotten_RUclipsr np
Tbh Poland is relatively easy to guess, if you are on the outskirts it pretty much always looks like Ukraine only difference is better roads and everything generally looks more clean\tidy, he knows that and the bin colored in ukrainian colors didn't throw him off lol.
I clicked this because the thumbnail clearly looked like South Africa to me, because turns out I live about 150km from that location :-). Incredibly impressive how you deciphered that, especially for someone who may not have ever visited anywhere close to there! Have you ever travelled to SA? Really well done, great skills.
Hi from Sweden! Like this, not loving it. I like you moving around a bit more. This is just guessing, it should be more about Getting the feel of the place you're at. Bu, that's just what I like to see. Do one of Sundsvall and see if you like it :-) I effed up on that, and I grew up there...
I just made a halloween map named "a climate halloween". It is a map about global warming with more than 2200 earth-warming places like fossile fueled power plants, airports, oil refineries and more...
20996 on my fifth seed. Thailand with a visible flag, tropic double lines (Brazil), one in Sweden (From Norway so a rather dead give away but wrong end of the country. France and the UK for the remaining two, so a nice and practical seed.
Mate the album is so class
Damn first one was tough ngl
You are on the list! Awesome!
Not sure if it's correct, but I've always been told/seen that blue signs are private roads. I live in Maine, US.
Take that with a grain of salt because it's possible it means different things in different states.
Maybe for your state, but here in Texas it's all up to the city, or county if rural. My city uses blue everywhere, and I've even seen red and brown here in nearby cities.
6:33 - "I don't know this bin. I think it's Poland though."
Dude...
It must be cool to be the best in the world at something
Yo Tom the album is fire.
Who knew Wales sounded like that? It just feels so right for the landscape some how.
Are you planning to use the music for other adventures?
it’s 5 am, i should sleep but here i am
Looking forward to episode 2...
"this bin is making me think of Poland"
The 2nd one was pretty easy if you're American, James Monroe was a US President lol.
I am Canadian and I know who he was.
Tom, can you explain what about the 3rd Round in the 2nd Game made you guess Japan? I was incredibly impressed and don't know what caused the instinct to kick in.
I really would love more of the "complete world"
Me, a seasoned weeb: Nagoya
GeoWizard: Again, I'm gonna go Hokkaido
Finally my revenge has fallen
Ah yes the famous roadside trash bins of Poland
Sick map
james monroe is a former american president, so that’s a big indicator for the US. you can get blue signs in america too, they change by city so it’s pretty to tell where.
More of these very cool
James Monroe is one of the founding fathers of the US -so not likely Canada. :)
james monroe was the 5th president btw
Barbwire fence, Northern Japan - of course.