It's like the Agüero meme in spanish, doubt you know it but it's pretty famous

The most British thing I heard today

really really off on the quote but ok

curiosity, does Tom have an instagram or any socials he uses?

and with that said let's get cracking

haha so true

Doesn't happen very often for me considering that I speak English.

For real, spanish speaker here! He search for “ferretería” once in his old videos if I don’t remember wrong 😂

@@EmmaniloJarjas hahaha that must be jokes. What does that word mean? Anything to do with Ferrets? 😂

@@GavMystro It means "hardware store"

@@buffmalibu9669 ahhhh ok. Thanks 😁

hes usually pretty bad at portugal. (im portuguese so i care about those rounds) But yeah :P

@@ms.mittenz I always get Portugal wrong, I always get popped in a little stone village with dirt roads, and I always guess Africa or Indonesia 😂

@@abyss18 it's such a beautiful country and honestly that kinda makes me happy. I know my country as a lot to offer, and people guessing all kinds of weird places is just a confirmation of that :p

Lesotho?

Nah just a wizard

AWAP

agreed

hes probably using an alternate account

Dude he’s on a diverse world... there are literally thousands of possible locations on that map, don’t even jokingly say he’s using an alt because some idiots will believe it

Didnt you help pick the Diverse World locations or am I mistaken?

@@YorkshirezNo1 No it was made entirely by Mapper. I did that on A Rural World and other smaller maps

Well a bad player wouldn't be able to capitalize on the good RNG rounds

Just watched the newest video and he already said the exact same thing as me lmao

I wonder how he would go with Azeroth map.

same

There is something soothing to his voice like a kind grandpa

they are in different locations is one of the differences, hope this helps you in the future

They have different names, hope this helps you in the future

They’re also spelt quite differently. Hope this helps!

One is a name of a person and the other is a name of an animal eaten during thanksgiving. I hope this helps for future references!

Jordan was the answer for that round of Geoguesser, whereas Turkey wasn't. Hope this helps in the future!

we have those in Colombia too, I have seen them in Ecuador and Brazil as well, not sure about other latin american countries 🤔

Pleasing KZfaq audiences has never been easier than in 2021. Just do literally anything, but be honest. Cheaters and scammers beGONE.

Hahaha yes! I swear 99% of the time, they don't.

thanks for explaining! I clicked on the link in Tom's description but the video doesn't exist anymore, so I'm glad that you explained how he did it because I couldn't find anything related to this

Tbf, there's not many options of places THAT far south. South Africa looks different and Chile is way more mountainous. Being from the region, I could even pinpoint that he was aiming too far south for the climate of the image.

I still can't believe that part of the video !!! Greetings from Rosario, Argentina !!!

The shadow showed that the sun is in the north. To guess Argentina then was clever, but not insane.

@@blackcat6. I understand it, but it impresses me because there is a lot of difference between my way of playing and his! I was surprised when he went from Eastern Europe to Argentina just seeing the shadows.

@@JanhPur I'm also watching this from Rosario, Argentina!!

As a German, same

Yeah, and did't need to zoom in so close to spot it, by I don't think he really looked near Sydhavsøerne

I wonder is there always an obscure clue in every round?

@@dannyjonze No, sometimes you just see a wall, sometimes you have a sign telling you where you are.

this is good

1:52

Fair enough. But... I don't think I've ever heard of a street named "Western Street" before in my life.

@@PiousMoltar I guess it's like "North Road" or "Church Road" in English.

i knew it was denmark just because of the soccer player Vestegaard lol

Funnily enough, I immediately knew where he had ended up as I have not so long ago watched an old videotape my grandmother shot on her Honeymoon in 1966, during which she visited Copenhagen and took the Fehmarn Line in the process.

Even without seeing the sign in Hebrew this is pretty easy to pinpoint: The style of houses looks very Israeli - if you ever see any news about the Settlements in the West Bank the houses all look like that. The yellow car plates in a warm looking country is another giveaway, as well as the lines on the side of the road. If you've ever visited Israel (or played a lot of Geoguessr) then you can tell within seconds. The area looks kind of flat so it rules out the north of Israel as it's more hilly. The houses look fairly new so rules out most of the older cities. The ground looks red and the area looks dry so that kind of points towards more of the south of Israel. It looks too dry to be directly on the coast. I probably would've guessed a suburb of Beer Sheva or something.

all you need to know is the yellow car plate and general drier climate to whittle it down to Israel, it's one of the easier ones to guess

Israel is actually pretty easy to guess. The landscape is unique, first of all. but the main things is that they have yellow plates, and the Netherlands, Colombia, UK, and Luxembourg are the only other ones with yellow plates if I'm not mistaken. But you can always tell the difference between those and Israel. Also, Hebrew is only spoken in Israel.

@@kirinc-s.7156 and how the fuck do u think a normal person can know that? Like wtf?

Thank you for having a sense of humor. Btw, If you've got a minute, I had a question about my taxes...

Well it is one, another one is Yiddish, and there might be more?

@@vuurniacsquarewave5091 eh not really, its a funny joke sure, but everyone in Israel speaks Hebrew; Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze, Baha'i etc. Yiddish is actually a solely Jewish spoken language though of course, and yes there are many others solely Jewish languages like Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) and Judeo-Tat (A persian language)!

#LetsGoPens

@@hmich176 yes sir 💪🏒🐧

I played against Tom on Battle Royale and beat him (I was 2nd he was 3rd). Highlight of my life so far. Gonna print and frame the screenshot of the podium :)

It's partly down to experience. The more you play the more you get used to the look/feel of different regions, and some of the "meta" involving the Google tech. GeoPeter has some good tips videos on his YT, and there's also a website called geotips.net

Can't really generalize but I'm impressed by good guessrs because they combine knowledge about politics, geology, foliage and climate with linguistic and anthropologic information to make their guess. First glance info is climate zone which combined with foliage and language or direction of traffic can tell you what hemisphere you're in...that sort of stuff but the other comment has the good video on this topic so...watch that

He did say he would in a previous video but honestly a lot of it is because he kind of knows what places look like, ontop of subtle details and the position of the sun, ontop of a bit of intuition.

Generally he does if he spots something specific but I think with Geoguessr it often comes down to intuition - once you've seen places before, you start to recognise them, and it's sometimes hard to explain why. As an example of this, I live in Poland these days and while I'm not the best at Geoguessr in general, I usually recognise when Geoguessr plops me down here due to living here, even if there are no visible signs/text - but I can't really narrow it down to a specific thing that makes me realise. It just looks like Poland to me. The buildings, the trees, the roads, everything.

F.ex. I noticed after 3 days there why the houses on the Costa Blanca look so different from Germany even if they have similar size and material: NO DRAINPIPES ! The roof just...ends...they have so little rain they don't need them. That kind of observation helps immensely. Are there street lights? Manholes? What's the pavement made of? Is the road in good shape?

It is literally the language of the jews along with Yiddish

I mean tbf it's quite accurate ''..With the rise of national consciousness among Jews in the 19th century, it was revived as a spoken and literary language, becoming the main language of the Yishuv...'' - wiki

I would consider myself part of cancel culture a bit, and yeah there's nothing wrong with that :3 hurts no one.

@@ethohalfslab ‘part of cancel culture’

@@imedect5321 As in, I don't support people who do bad things :P

Hahaha same 😂

Lol same, and I'm even one of them

well it is called jewish, and there are other possibilities

I actually laughed aloud and fully did not expect to. It's the fact he instantly looked at the camera, shook his head and apologised that got me.

same lmao that one caught me off guard

But also it's like a box of chocolate; you never know what you're gonna get.

@@ylette yeah it can be addicting too like gambling I guess :D

Hvordan ved du ikke hvor Rødby ligger?? 😭

@@mads2086 Jeg bor i nordjylland, jeg har været på fyn 1 gang og på sjællan 2 gange. jeg har aldrig været på lolland og jeg kender ingen der bor der??????? hvordan skulle jeg kunne vide det?

yeah, im still waiting for my hometown (berlin)

@Dani Masterson I know that, I wasn’t referring to home town roulette. In an early wcw vid he said he would do all the big cities and also mentioned Berlin. But he never did do a wcw in Berlin

@Dani Masterson, Not like Berlin is a major European city...

I’m completely new to this whole drama but how did he cheat in geoguesser? Especially a tournament?

@@alexsantoro597 @Alex Santoro He had a second account that he would use to get the answers for the first 4 locations by just clicking somewhere on the map and then he would stop on the last round/location so that account he wouldn't end up finishing the game. He would then switch over and quickly play on his real account now that he had 4/5 of the answers. They initially suspected something when he was getting really bad Chatguesser scores where he couldn't cheat like that so they looked at his play history and found out his 5th round guesses were usually really bad. They also were able to look up how long he spent on rounds in past games, and many of his amazing guesses were done in less than 10 seconds. The final nail in the coffin was when they were able to identify his sock puppet accounts in the past games and tournaments. Tom linked the video explaining it in better detail in the description of this video, but that's the gist of it.

@@klax001 yikes.. that’s horrible. thank you so much!

what was his method

#NightyGate

@@zukacs Alt accounts

He is from Britain...

Seeing a comment made by growl on GeoWizard's video *begins Stan crying*

wholesome comment *begins wholesome crying*

So proud 😭😭

poggers

Old school grocery store music right there. "Plus Crier - Ships in the bay" But is almost impossible to find.

Ships In the Bay by Plus Crier

Just across the Fehmarn Belt!

In the near future the tunnel will make the way to cheap beer shorter for you

Wanker language.