A good old fashioned Geoguessr play along

[@Meloen83]

Other players seeing a light blue car and thinking tasmania compared to tom exploring shady characters in a park and giving a prostitude anecdote in the middle of the round is exactly why I choose to watch tom

[@elpadre__]

i watch it all :-)

[@pw6467]

Lmao couldn’t agree more

[@bobojo6447]

yeah all the people who are really good at it take the fun out of exploring the world

[@ThelolipopCreeper]

@@bobojo6447 I think that someone recognising a telephone pole or car brand trends is still more fun than anything that is only introduced by the game or the fact that this is shot by a google street car - like the quality of the camera, the follower cars or the tape on the rearview mirror - but I agree that Tom is more in line with what I'd call the spirit of the game.

[@BryceRogers_]

factssss

[@capybara4946]

I think that last round is a perfect example why GeoGuessr content will be ever-fresh on this channel, Tom. The asides, the stories, the get-ins, the Great Mosque of Touba- it doesn't matter that others are better these days, every geoguessr video is always a treat from you.

[@falowdeer]

@@mftmss7086You were asking for it let’s be real

[@-Medici]

​@@mftmss7086🤗❤️

[@PoisonSnowApple]

@@mftmss7086I think the “therapy” community might be where you wanna be 😅

[@boyifyouboomeimaboobooonyall]

@@mftmss7086i am gonna do it again

[@giacomocasanova2893]

@@mftmss7086hahahhqa did you get a better grade afterwards?

[@wamyam]

Watching the best players can sometimes feel like watching a computer program. It's more enjoyable to watch someone who just has a lot more worldly knowledge than me but is still relatable.

[@HarryVerolme]

Not to mention a very funny character!

[@TheDMG45]

Its interesting seeing the best players when they stop and talk about their thought process. But they almost always blast through and you're just wondering what they even spotted.

[@Mnnvint]

Worldly knowledge indeed, in Birmingham.

[@Humblehoggog]

"Relatable", nice way to call him shit

[@wamyam]

​@@HumblehoggogYoure gonna need some pretty serious expletives to continue a ranking system that puts geowizard at "shit" 😂

[@geoguessr]

Always a pleasure watching you, Peru was insane! Let us know if you want us to create a spicy map challenge for you.

[@mloxard]

THe Cusco round was SO GREAT!

[@wreynolds1995]

Wow, I hope Tom sees this!

[@Chazlar]

What about an obscure football stadiums map

[@Mathertron]

Please give geowizard the HoF award next world cup and host him handsomely, it would be so great to see Tom chatting with you all at a hype event. Also, make Tom kick a ball in a straight line all the way to Sweden, He'll be up for it :D

[@haythe-u3m]

make it free again bruh

[@Wingspan_5]

That Cusco round is like textbook Geogussr for me. You found the country name, followed by the city name and then used a large landmark to orient yourself and then followed the road bends to match it to the map. Classic round.

[@MeriaDuck]

Very true, the meta gamers with car- and pole knowledge are great in their own right, but this feels more like how it was meant to be played.

[@Toopa88]

​@@MeriaDuck Because that's how it was meant to be played: Everybody has some country, city, language and landscape/climate knowledge. All those car metas and copyright nonsense (just naming it what it is) is something they developers most Lilley didn't even consider when they made this game.

[@philsey6913]

No other geoguessrs are going to focus in on that pile of carrots and pick out the one that looks most like a choad. THIS is why we watch you.

[@mooodeuce]

0 yards in Peru is no joke

[@bioLarzen]

0 yards ANYWHERE is no joke ;)

[@RFC3514]

"Zero Yards in Peru" could be the title of a novel, or possibly a documentary about the decline of urban gardening.

[@davidhunter8705]

I think most people just enjoy listening to you talk for 20 minutes.

[@nights8575]

exactly :D

[@maciejbala477]

Yep. Tom is just like a nice ol' chap to hang out with. He could make 2h podcasts talking about random shit and people would listen to them

[@Mr.Broheim]

Bro that's why I prefer your Geoguessr vids, they are unlike the masses, which are all the same nowadays.. It's a breath of fresh air. Keep on posting them!

[@Cubeforc3]

While impressive, it's not really that interesting seeing dudes spin around, notice some obscure lamp post that only appears on southern Kalimantan and then plop down for a good score. Give me Tom scouring the map for clues and "vibes" any day!

[@AurinneA]

GeoWizard-style Geoguessr videos will never be exhausted. It's fun just to watch you having fun, whether you're challenging yourself or just having a casual stroll around the map. I appreciate the Geoguessr videos whenever you feel like throwing them in. 💜

[@jazzinthevoid]

I agree! I believed that tom had stopped doing geoguessr videos for good, because he hadn't posted for months but I'm glad he will still be doing them from time to time. That's enough for me.

[@laafawnduh]

I think you’re missing the mark Tom. YOU make Geogussr refreshing. I don’t watch anyone else, not cause they are no good, but because they don’t add what you add. It’s a reason why a lot of us got into the channel, and I think you’ll always find a community on here that will click and support you on these videos.

[@merlinthewizard]

Your GeoGuessr videos feel like hanging out exploring google maps, the fact you're not competitive and use other strategies is the big reason I enjoy them! Thanks for the video :)

[@OG_Mikey_B]

No one expects you to be a "geoguessr pro" these days, but most of us enjoy watching your geoguessr/timeguessr content for the hilarious and thoughtful commentary that you give while playing. Having 3 minutes per round to look around and talk about the scene is perfect for you, we're not expecting you to do 0.1 seconds per round like rainbolt/zigzag. Just keep being your same old funny self, that's what got you here to begin with, after all

[@liamnoble7206]

As others have said, watching you playing Geoguessr without all of the meta knowledge of bollards and pole tops keeps it fresh for me. Just good old fashioned reasoning and deduction

[@difoolgc5211]

👆

[@Nightcrawl7]

bollards and pole tops arent "meta" , its literally just geographical knowledge. meta would be like google car, copyright, or other weird stuff

[@reverendnon5959]

@@Nightcrawl7 it is not geographical knowledge. At best, its a very niche Toponymy knowledge

[@Nightcrawl7]

@@reverendnon5959 that doesn't change the fact that bollards aren't "meta" knowledge, not gonna argue against them being geography or not but it's not metagaming

[@ziedelouaer]

For me, even if you make a weekly Geoguessr video exactly like this one, I would watch it every time. The play along format is the absolute best and I will never get tired of it.

[@jakobjas4212]

I'd love that too, it should be pretty non-time intensive to do. One playalong round a week, no editing required. Half an hour and it's done. Fingers crossed!

[@gionspenzers]

The original GOAT is back with a Geoguessr video. Honestly I missed this kind of Geoguessr video over the more a bit blunt competitive Geoguessr of today. I love the last round with you just talking about that place and the dodgy people on the park. Its fun to see you playing Geoguessr

[@sweet_t811]

Tom is the Mr Rogers of geoguessr. He's just good energy and will always put you in a good mood while watching him play.

[@Necromantrix]

A big part of what I like about Tom is how open and "normal" he is. Making us aware of his future plans with the channel and being honest about it having to do with income as well. Gotta do whatever works for you! Personally, I enjoy all types of videos that Tom makes. I watch them because I like the guy and whatever excites him.

[@EvanMozingo]

Tom, as a longtime subscriber to the channel, I'm here because of Geoguessr. And actually, I discovered geoguessr because of this channel. And here's why your geoguessr content is hands down the best compared to the rest of youtube: 1. We can beat you, sometimes. The challenge format is fun, and you aren't so obsessed with the meta so it keeps our "games" competitive. You play the game like a real person would, not a robot. 2. You offer way more personality in your videos than most. 3. You have a great grasp on what maps/formats are best. Keep 'em coming Tom!

[@jensschmidt]

Tom playing a map that describes itself as having "Street View Coverage of the 10 most populous cities in each country" and him constantly being amazed that he is in or near a big city... never change, Tom. Never change...

[@slippinnjimmy]

Please never stop doing these. I throughly enjoy every single video of yours. Including GeoGuessr videos. Your funny commentary, stories, insight and jokes makes you so much more enjoyable to watch compared to others.

[@JJ-ig6ot]

One version of geovideo you did in the beginning was to have a list of random stuff to find, like: A pink car, a couple with matching track suits, a horse... and then played sort of bingo with it. That was fun!

[@bioLarzen]

Yeah, that was definitely fun.

[@darraghchapman]

I'd like to see more of that!

[@nuglar8239]

Theres a even website for that, i think its called geobingo

[@chrisduncan5842]

It's called Geobingo

[@SelkieNorr]

Yes! I love those challenges

[@Klibbitz]

Wowzers, hasn’t even realised it’d been more than four months since the last one! Great to get another one of these Tom

[@Shif80]

I never thought I’d hear “back ‘o’ Rackhams” on KZbin. Thanks for the blast from the past Tom!

[@fat_para]

I like your Geoguessr videos just the way they are, and I bet a lot of people do too. You don't need to find something new and fresh to do everytime, as your way of playing and commenting is unique in its own way. Just keep at it and we will happily watch anyway :)

[@chrisi1466]

I think the best Geoguessr videos you do are on the unique maps like Brutalist buildings, Places where disasters happened, European Castles and things like that where you are in locations with more history and context/story. I would love to see you get back into those types of maps more than just normal random Geoguessr maps.

[@kawaiilotus]

Yes, can't agree more!

[@theeeMitchi]

me too! those were fun to watch

[@maxington26]

And the Wetherspoons map

[@andrelini]

watching the 1% play can be insightful but the tips and tricks i learned from you are timeless to me. we come here for your personality, not to see you guess in 0.1s within 3 yards of the correct location. also most players cite you as the reason they got into the game and i have to agree with them, nobody does geoguessr content than the geowiz himself

[@tommangan7]

Tom your intuition, feeling on locations, jokes, ancedotes and charm mean your geoguessr videos have never become stale to me. You're the most comforting wonderful youtuber on this platform to me and have been for many years. I love all of your content and some of your videos are my all time favourites on youtube or anywhere. Im about your age and these days I have to use a mobility scooter and sometimes struggle to leave the house - so I love living vicariously through your adventure videos. I would watch more frequent videos of you just playing different geoguessr maps, if you enjoy it too - but im happy with whatever you put out.

[@TheFoxNinja]

A lot of people nailed it when they said we just like listening to you talk for 20 mins and it’s like we’re just hanging out. Your vids are always a comfort, I always watch old ones as a way to relax before bed. Just do whatever you want and people will enjoy you for you.

[@howdypartner6157]

The Wizard could upload one of these twice a day for 2 years and i’d watch every single one

[@Beaglecorn]

Glad I'm not the only one!

[@maxreimann6734]

You don't need to be the best geoguessr player to make the best geoguessr videos. Keep doing what you do, it's authentic, likeable, and funny. Cheers.

[@syphon47]

As a Brummie I’d forgotten about the “back of Rackhams” saying 😂 thanks for the reminder. As a kid I never knew what it meant!

[@prnzssLuna]

I originially subbed for geoguessr specifically, but I understand your point. You've got a kid now, and money is important. At the end of the day, I come to your videos for you, no matter the exact type of content, and it's always been a blast. Be it Geoguessr, adventurs, or other Geography vids like GeoDetective. I'll keep supporting you as long as your vids have the same energy they've always had, and so far, I'm happy!

[@RumSpence]

Love the slower 'carmen sandiego' pace to offset the cup guys and I think detective and straight line does that. Congrats to Blinky and props to all the others, it's ok for 'The Geofather' to have minions now and spend his time tending to his vineyard

[@4d1ce]

I've dabbled with other Geoguessr channels but without a doubt I always come back to watching you. Not only for the adventures but especially for the Geoguessr content. My dad and I always enjoy watching your videos together because we feel like we can at least understand your thought process instead of seeing the Google car and the type of telephone pole and instantly guessing where you are. Impressive as that is, it isn't how I play Geoguessr and it isn't how I want to play. Your geo-sleuthing is far more enjoyable to watch!

[@baldridge1542]

I remember getting in to Geoguessr due to Toms videos and learning along with him. Great to see one of these from time to time. Like a mini hit of nostalgia.

[@luva5933]

I really enjoyed the two or so Duels videos you did a while back, since then the whole system has been revamped a lot including better location spreads, better ranked matchmaking and the addition of No Moving and NMPZ duels I'd love to see some videos on that, it doesn't matter that you are not at the top of the pyramid anymore, your gameplay and thought process is equally (if not more) interesting than many pros. Take care Tom! :)

[@PoisonSnowApple]

There’s something truly great about watching someone good at this game purely on their world knowledge and not their geoguessr knowledge. Great video Tom

[@Nori_Plays]

while other content creators for geoguessr are competitive, i watch yours for your insightful and funny commentary alone! keep going!

[@jillian3047]

I've missed these kinds of videos. You always do such a spectacular job of outlining your thought process and it's fascinating to listen to. I would love to see you tackle the countryside map you mentioned too!

[@dannyjersey7767]

Tom being my favorite geoguessr player has nothing to do with him being the best and everything to do with him being Tom. Just goes on what he knows about countries instead of metas. It’s really how I think the creators of the game intended it to be played. Always a joy when a new geoguessr vid comes through!

[@Leemichael432]

You're genuine, authentic, relatable. We don't want you to know Google cars or which google gen data or bollard colours, pylon types, camera lens flares etc. We love you to just be you. Exploring, abusing folk and chatting using personal judgement and reasoning. You are real, because you are just yourself.

[@SimonWattsWILDPresentationsUK]

I can tell you that in the late 80's myself and a few friends used to get to the top floor of Rackhams via the perimeter stair wells and then get out onto the roof - crazily they never locked the uppermost door. Took a few Wimpy's up there to enjoy in the polluted air 😂😂 Talking of Corporation St Wimpy - you could break through the staff toilet roof into the buildings behind. An absolute maze of unused space, maze of red brick corridors and the pot of gold a boxing gym with ring and posters on the wall. Magical as long as you didn't mind the 3" of pigeon shit on every surface 😏😏

[@JUSTINBUISSON]

I love so much your gameplay, you're going in so thoughful & with fun, which makes it super nice to watch. We can basicaly play with you even without much knowledge because you have a more relatable approach than just using Car & Pole metas! Thanks Tom

[@Shibbymatt]

Pigeon park on a weekday lunch time is the biggest culture clash of businessmen in suits having a sit down with a tesco meal deal (weather permitting), and crackheads wilding out and starting fights with each other

[@Baddroneflying]

I came from the storror videos (had stumbled over some of yours before, but never watched watched), ended up binging through your vids, fell in love and just stayed. As others have said, no matter what you do, its you we watch the vids for, no matter what style or genre, it's your personality & humour etc that keeps us with yoy

[@soejrd24978]

I like watching you so much more than the geoguessr pro's. I don't care about the tricks and tips and scores, I just love how you go about finding the spot, the commentary, you as a person.

[@CatzHoek]

I am kinda burnt out on too much geoguessr content by the pros so i typically just watch the ones that seem to be a bit extra fun. But when you do one, i watch it every time. You are the OG and watching you play Geoguessr just hits differently.

[@KevinTabb]

You do you Tom. I'm glad you don't know all the meta. There's something to be said about the beauty of the Cusco solve and how it would have been just slightly less great had you known some meta that had gotten you into Cusco faster.

[@salemwildfire]

I do not presume to tell you what content to make, of course, but maybe a poll of some sort? The idea of geoguessr being exhausted on youtube is dependent on people watching multiple channels for geoguessr. Maybe I am the outlier in this, but you are the only geoguessr content I watch. I enjoy geoguessr, I play it, but you and your personality is what makes it enjoyable to watch. Just my 2p, you do what you feel is best.

[@essengeebee]

I just saw the thumbnail and thought youtube was recommending an old video to me 😂

[@Tuckaa24]

Same here 😂

[@orugma]

Sad to hear that fewer Geoguessr videos is official - they're why I'm here. I don't care for the other types as much. Hopefully you're getting encouragement from the comments and will keep going.

[@josephtalbot125]

Your videos were my introduction to Geoguessr. I enjoy your Geoguessr videos more that others, because of your ramblings and conversations with us on the other side of the screen. Others are great players, sure, but I find your videos more entertaining.

[@rightbug]

This sort of good old fashioned play along is exactly the sort of Geoguessr content I'd love to see moving forward. Aside from your enjoyable banter, your playstyle is unlike any other KZbinr's - Less reliant on meta and memorization, more on your insane logic and deduction. Great stuff.

[@AdamjacobiGIA]

Allow me to say as well that "sporadic and conversational" is absolutely, 100% the sort of vibe I'd like to see from your channel with GeoGuessr. I enjoy hearing you talk through your thought processes, have time to think and add anecdotes, etc. There should be joy in the process, otherwise it's not as fun to watch and I'm sure it's not as fun to make. Thanks for everything and may your content work continue to prosper.

[@JerryBlane]

this type of geoguessr video is my favourite. i watch for the funny commentary and stories, not necessarily how fast and accurate you can guess places.

[@malaypatel6856]

Watching your videos since many years now. Just finished watching the World cup and it warms my heart how many players you have inspired in the community. Keep up the good work mate ❤

[@simongood9460]

I don’t care if it’s not new or fresh, yours is still the most entertaining Geoguessr content on here

[@Trsyup]

You are the first one to get me into Geoguessr years ago. I definitely enjoy the world knowledge side way more than the Google maps meta stuff

[@syafon]

Just do your thing! Do not compare yourself with players like rainbolt or ZigZag. We are here to watch you playing because you are far closer to the majority of players and we enjoy your storytelling! :) Please more of this!

[@thatherton]

Tom truly is the OG of making Geoguessr famous on youtube. I saw it here first before the competitive scene existed. And I still prefer watching a natural play of the game vs someone who immediately recognizes metas in seconds that have nothing to do with actual geo- guessing.

[@lesoost2524]

Mate, at the Cusco round, the first click you put in the map was exactly where you were standing at that moment... just speechless. I know that a lot of youtubers are technically better than you at a tournament with all the detailed stuff they have studied but you're just doing it with some clues and basic vibes of the place. I prefer watching this!

[@Shadowkiller5555]

I really do enjoy your geoguessr more than any other. You being very natural and not perfect, while having some great charisma is far better than watching someone spot a location in half a second. Also much more comparable which piques my interest.

[@van_trippin5260]

I'm ashamed to say i recognised the back of Rackhams instantly!

[@falowdeer]

slag

[@RocksterOO1]

Even in daylight? lol

[@ivanegorov7674]

Tom is easily one of the most unintentionally funny youtubers I’ve come across. Love the content and thank you for the laughs!

[@Jayko33]

it’s more fun to watch you play this game because you have a relaxing methodical way of working through the rounds. when you get it bang on it’s more satisfying than watching one of the pro players get a perfect round. your channel will always be a time capsule of when the skill level wasn’t at a robotic point, and it’s very nostalgic to me. so please don’t worry about falling behind the pros

[@tommy-g5k]

I love how the high scores on your challenges are all (at least they seem) legit: nobody watched your video first and then got all the 5ks. Just shows how nice and loyal this community is.

[@MemeticsX]

Tom, your personality *and* talent are what keeps us watching. It doesn't matter whether you're super good or only really good at the game. Keep doing what you enjoy doing, and we'll be here watching.

[@bestcap3658]

My favorite type of video from ya Tom. I understand why they might be less frequent but you're the only one I watch play it and its always enjoyable

[@MrLawlimjoe22]

The OG, I’ve spent many hours watching your videos since ~50k subs, you started the community and popularized the game. Your “hunches” are what make your gameplay so fun to watch. Glad you were recording this time haha

[@No1downy]

I love the geoguessr videos but I came to the channel because of them and love all your vids, I think your best geoguessr videos though are when you play more obscure maps like whetherspoons in the UK. They are very fresh and unique, I remember you had a story about some old guy climbing a big chimney. Please keep them up!

[@6root91]

These were the best videos to watch and decompress, after coming home from a long day.

[@yzabeIa]

(what I call) Quick guessing Geogusser is a great short form content video bc it stuns any crowd, thats why we’ve seen a big boom but also this meta of the game being robotic. You bring back humanity in these rounds, it’s fun to see you talk through and get it right. Reminds me of a time on the internet before the optimization of the algorithm, just people being real instead of people trying to grab someone’s attention and convert into money.

[@kaitlynredwing19]

Even if it's sporadic, I always love these videos. I much prefer the more laid-back vibe here than the more competitive players. Your thought process for each round also teaches me a lot and why I come back every time. I would honestly pay for a patreon that was just your geo guessr videos

[@Peksisarvinen]

I definitely want to see more Geoguessr videos. They're always great fun. But honestly, pretty much all of your content is fun, so just do what you think is best. Although I can't imagine these types of videos being too time consuming or taxing to create, but you know your own ideal time/effort allocation best of course.

[@MattFFEMT]

Classic GeoWizard GeoGuessr videos are the absolute best, please keep doing them! IMHO, it's no fun watching the "pros" of Geoguessr play since pretty much all they do is memorize meta info. Watching your style of play is so entertaining, especially with your commentary and humor. Playing GeoGuessr in the (IMO) way it was meant to be played is so much better. Using street signs, context clues, worldly knowledge etc. I originally came upon your channel when someone shared your first Wales attempt, but fell in love with the classic GeoGuessr videos.

[@janis7077]

They don't just memorise meta info, you're just ignorant. Look at any of the videos of zi8gzag playing the maps that have every country in the world and you will see that any guess the pros make is based on much more than meta. Especially in the world cup where many rounds were chosen to have as little meta info as possible.

[@MattFFEMT]

@@janis7077 Sorry to have personally offended you 🙄 it was a blanket statement buddy

[@MrTardoss]

@@MattFFEMT I'm sorry, but with all my respect, janis is right here. Geoguessr pros do indeed use meta info, but the amount of geographical knowledge those people have is beyond insane. So it is wrong to say "all they do is memorize meta info", there are so many more things coming into the balance than just that.

[@stilllbornn]

You know what you should do Tom? Hop on Diverse World or any map like that, give yourself unlimited time, but use an countdown to get your guess, but then explore the area and just give your commentary on what you can see and how you describe the situation around there. Your storytelling, anecdotes, commentary etc. thats why I still love your Geoguessr vids. Its always fun. Keep up my dude!

[@NmBLs1]

End of the day, you fill your days with what you enjoy most. But I think we as your viewers enjoy the geoguessr vids because you add so much storytelling and comedy to the game. And the long format and proper guessing is honestly so much more relaxing and interactive than the fast pace reels other players make. But I find that your other videos like geodetective vids and missions do have that same flare and style anyways. So you do you, Tom! Happy to see what you come up with next.

[@MrMattie725]

I am here for the relatable content! Never play myself but watching the video I can at least get a country guess in, look for a sign you missed etc. Way more enjoyable than someone telling the spot in three seconds. Those I watch as shorts ;)

[@DouglasPostai]

I've been playing geoguessr a lot lately and learned most of the metas, and knowing the country in populated cities is way easier now. However, your play style is way more cool and unique, being too competitive in games ruins them a bit. Don't you ever stop playing, it's really cool to see your thought process and all, and it was because of one of your videos that I discovered this game!

[@elefante8572]

Tom -- I love watching you play Geoguessr! Keep putting them out if it makes sense for you financially. I don't care about competitive content that much -- it's much more fun watching you play Geoguessr in the same way I play, without meta and having a good time exploring the world.

[@leafbelly]

We love your Geoguessr vids. You should keep doing them, but with a bit of a twist, like more scavenger hunts and things like that. We just like watching you, Tom. And we'll never tire of your videos! Cheers from Ohio, US.

[@nathaniely.236]

Your plan for sprinkling in geoguessr here and there sounds great! The main draw of the channel is _you_

[@chillcarjohn2311]

I agree with what everyone is saying. I dont watch your geoguesser videos because I want to watch geoguesser. I watch them because you take all of us on a journey and your narrating is always hilarious

[@david-cn1xv]

You're such a legend mate, you were the greatest before the rest, and your videos always bring us back to the beginning days of the geo community. Amazing guesses this game too you always impress with your pinpointing. I would love to see you play An Official World, A Community World, or maybe even A Pinpointable World no move (ps. the map you played today hasn't been updated since 2021 so the new countries aren't included). Take care Tom and cant wait for future vids!

[@adamofnotrades]

Tom, I will watch these type of videos over and over. Like so many, I got into the game of GeoGuessr from randomly having one of your videos pop up on my feed (Geo detective). These play alongs are highly entertaining. Cheers!

[@shiina29]

I think we all enjoy the content, Tom. We don’t need everyone to have memorized all of the Russian car antennas.

[@tschulietta219]

You will forever be my only source of Geoguessr vids, there is even no need for anything new and fresh in that area, at least for me. It is always interesting, enjoyable and charming, the way you do it. I dont need to try anyone else.❤❤

[@Bookshelfstudios]

like so many, i got into geoguessr because of you and your videos. i like the competitive scene and i like watching rainbolt et al do their superhuman feats, but i also really enjoy your geoguessr content, you have a marvelous blend of color commentary and knowledge/skill that makes each video fun and exciting.

[@trekkie4life66]

These Geoguessr videos are breath of fresh air honestly. I would much rather watch this than the pros. I will watch anything you post (I do love the adventures!), but these have an air of nostalgia to them that the other videos don't. Just my two cents, from someone who almost never plays the game outside of these youtube videos.

[@lexiebutler1706]

Just here to repeat what others are saying. We like your geoguesser videos because they're relatable, fun, and interesting. The pros are great at what they do but they're so tapped into the meta that they get monotonous pretty quick. Thanks for all your fun videos!

[@flawed1]

I like the longer time limits with moving. It’s fun to watch you puzzle it out rather than someone who has memorized all of the meta and just instantly clicks.

[@adamjacquez9495]

I started watching in 2020 for the geoguessr content but have fallen in love with everything else you do. I wouldn’t mind seeing you go for the perfect score nmpz or the 5 second nmpz. Don’t underestimate how your audience would enjoy geoguessr content even though there’s others out there that are better. We’re here because we love you and your style!

[@TrolledBy]

The reason I love your Geoguessr vids over the other creators is because of your commentary and non-meta ways of finding your location. You could maybe try more weird, quirky and fun maps where you don't have to do well but surprisingly good guesses will be plenty, and your witty humor will shine in the midst of the randomness that the custom maps will bring.

[@garrettiler9184]

Toms Geography videos are the best, and they are definitely my favorite. Keep it up, I love em, and will always watch, count on that :D

[@nights8575]

Just as a note, the video where you were placed at a monumental iconic statue/ building but are looking the opposite way pops into mind. Quite the memorable concept and is just one of the reasons im still sticking around. you got me into geoguesser in the first place. if you feel as though you are falling behind or cant compete, i say it is those people who cant compete with you !

[@janechurchill8151]

Last round and I shouted out “he’s round the back of Rackhams”! I then had to explain what that means to my Cockney hubby. Love watching you Tom. You might not be the fastest or the closest but you are the most personable. Keep doing what you are doing my friend, we love it. PS I always used to get a static shock in Rackhams 😖

[@charliefranklin5921]

Cusco guess was quality!! The old dog has still got it!!

[@Ravennaleonx]

It’s always fresh I’ve loved ur geoguessr videos since I was a kid, please keep doing them

[@CapnJack1]

Don't have to keep up with the pros to enjoy the game and make good goeguessr content. Would love to see you do more collabs with geoguessr creators and maybe do something with geoguessr itself (i.e.) guest host for tournaments, etc. You are an absolute legend for those of us playing geoguessr in the early days.