Custom Maps: Bird's Eye View/Drone Map #2 [PLAY ALONG]

[@dcastropty]

Your excitement for the Camel's hump and the subsequent 6 points had me dying of laughter. Terrific 🤣.

[@TheJipino]

I was in the same region and of course it's always fucking Brazil or South-Africa when you think you're in Australia, and vice versa

[@sadmermaid]

I was just as tense, thinking that if he had got it right I would have unsubbed due to him being a witch!

[@zero_anaphora]

ah you got me excited. There's a Camel's Hump in Vermont, but this was not that

[@boonjabby]

I'm dead haha I was saying to myself, Australia would have put a safety rail around the rock to stop people falling off. Plus the trees looked different to the gums that scatter the land

[@CakeStak]

@@boonjabby as an Aussie I was near shouting at the screen that they are not Australian trees lol

[@hendrixtimestwo]

That first guess reminded me of a comment I saw on here a little while ago - you should definitely do an "insane guess or terrible guess" compilation - chuck guesses like camel's hump in with insane guesses in random order. Would make for a fun video. Credit to whoever came up with the idea in the first place, it's not mine

[@pepeyufera97]

i think he has a video like that

[@noahxwing38]

@@paulshin4649 don't think there is. Would make for a fantastic video though!

[@broooksly]

GREAT idea!

[@hendrixtimestwo]

@@paulshin4649 exactly! sorry if I didn't explain myself properly.

[@dreahope_]

oh wow, i was thinking of that sort of video while watching this! it would definitely be entertaining to watch

[@vickiekostecki]

"Who have we got down here, because it's mainly people." Straight in with another classic.

[@AxxLAfriku]

I HATE people that HATE other people. The comment I respond to did not spread HATE. That is good. BUT! I get a lot of HATE comments on my amazing videos and I HATE it. Please don't start spreading HATE. Do I have to HATE you too, dear v

[@puccfusi3966]

@@AxxLAfriku what

[@thedude2450]

@@puccfusi3966 Don't mind him, he's just your local nutbag. He comes round here often

[@gitsurfer27]

"there's usually something below us to look at" straight fax.

[@powderedground78]

@@AxxLAfriku I've just looked at your channel and you're not well.

[@getinwizard2877]

“Get in!” Count: 1 @16:33 it was a pretty unpredictable get in. I was not ready for it at all. Granted, it was a mellow “get in” at that A lovely shoutout to Fred of Malta. Hi Fred

[@noot_2]

I love you king

[@lanceanthony198]

I feel like this “Get in” was made just on the edge of deciding not to say it. A very interesting get in and shows the diversity of the delivery and situational circumstances of Tom’s “get in”s

[@getinwizard2877]

@@lanceanthony198 beautiful analysis. Took the words right out of my mouth

[@getinwizard2877]

@@noot_2 I’m simply a humble servant

[@yveltalsea]

somehow during some of his most impressive finds, no "get in" is to be found. however sometimes they just come and get you out of nowhere.

[@MrNexis3]

I love when he does these "obscure" maps like bird's eye view, i saw the sign, wetherspoons, out of place etc. Great fun!

[@jonssonftw]

There's a great map called "Interesting photospheres in obscure countries" he should try out for one of these.

[@hudsoncampbell5389]

@@jonssonftw He’s done a video on the obscure countries map but we need more on it.

[@DanielDatic]

Once again, thanks for playing my map Tom! :) And also thanks to everyone who sent me new drone locations to add to my map, and thanks to everyone that reported incorrect or broken locations to me so I could delete them! :)

[@S-Nova0]

Hey man, love playing the map - but are any of the compass directions correct? Never know when to bother putting trust in it.

[@DanielDatic]

@@S-Nova0 Never really put trust in it. They could be correct, but many are wrong sadly and there is no way I personally can fix it.

[@quite_unknown_1]

Hey, I have a drone location, how do I send it to you

[@DadgeCity]

I think it was your map that I nicked La Geria from to use for GeoPrix!

[@koensmit7533]

I just played along with this one for the first time and I liked it a lot (7,969 points). Just out of curiosity. Do you know how people can get 5000 points at locations like the northern Brazil one? Have they got that location before and did they remember or do they reverse engineer them in some way? I can't even imagine how I would get 5000 points there when I'd try to cheat :p

[@peterfindshisfriend5627]

Ah yes, the trees... very southernhemispherian

[@hobbsidian1756]

Those people are quite Spanishy!

[@Michael-kp4bd]

@@hobbsidian1756 Spanishy had me cracking up. I think he forgot the word Hispanic

[@thany3]

@@Michael-kp4bd Perhaps women don't like that word anymore these days, in favour of Herpanic 😀

[@serg9320]

@@thany3 Exactly. Spanishy on the other hand, gender neutral. A perfect replacement.

[@guilhermecosta5171]

he's kinda right tho, those are Araucarias, it's a type of pine tree you find all over the temperate parts of the southern hemisphere from southern Brazil to Australia.

[@AACSandman]

That one situated in northern Brazil is a pretty fun for "out of places" guesses, because is a tropical savanna situated in the middle of the Amazon jungle. It's "Raposa Serra do Sol", an indigenous territory for those who want to search about it.

[@lucaaaaaa633]

When I see the red-ish ground I always go for brazil. (Unless theres other very distinct clues of course) Paid of this time

[@dylanon3k]

I know that the three main countries with red soil are Brazil, South Africa and Australia, and my gut said it was Brazil. However I vaguely remembered someone (GeoPeter I think) saying that in Brazil, if you see red soil it's likely to be south or southeast, so my guess was still pretty far off. Was happy to at least get the country right though!

[@silvanawhoelse8210]

@@davestephens3246 also uganda

[@JovemEverton]

Nunca ia adivinhar que aquilo era a amazônia. Até pensei no centro do Brasil, em uma chapada qualquer.

[@TheLuizSOAD]

@@JovemEverton Eu nem sequer imaginei que aquilo pudesse ser aqui no BR. País gigante esse aqui, kkkk

[@ctlspl]

Malta would be an amazing country to cross in a straight line. It’s beautiful there anyway.

[@adambennett805]

It'd only take about 4 hours haha

[@lurikis1580]

too many streets mate

[@Lord7979]

Much too urban to do realistically isn't it? I mean maybe theres route that could work I don't know, but such a small place with decent chunk of people living there I assume you would be crossing peoples stuff much too often

[@tuurehu3392]

Most of the line would just be urban, so it'd be pretty much impossible

[@Davewithamullet]

Flying there on Sunday

[@diegohernandezrojo531]

'La vida es una lenteeeja, o la tomas o la deejas' 🎶😆😂 You're great Tom, nothing more to say!

[@tomwilliams191]

lo lograste

[@hiitsaria]

I went to Meteora several years ago, would totally recommend visiting! It's a group of monasteries, but even of you're not interested in religious architecture the place itself is stunning.

[@Arcycesarz]

I've also been there

[@helioszxc]

Please more of these Bird's Eye view videos! You can see so much more and learn from the landscape

[@DeronMeranda]

I've made a similar map - "It's a Long Way Down, Views from Above" - but it's views from atop buildings, towers, or other structures rather than drones. I wish there were a better way to find more of these obscure or niche maps as I too love these.

[@sgtheisenb3rg175]

Great map, somehow got 20,811 on it on my first try with two insane guesses in Taipei and Toronto. The Busan one is a great detective round!

[@DeronMeranda]

@@sgtheisenb3rg175 Thanks. I've made a few other maps that may be fun too, check my profile. The biggest issue when creating these "bespoke" map types is when Google imagery changes. Some times when you pick a road location it may change to a photosphere, or when picking a photosphere it changes to something else or even disappears.

[@johnox2226]

17:49 Now this is what we need the cliffs in Minecraft 1.18 to look like!

[@quad5107]

these drone maps are sick

[@asaramonteiro49]

Tom at the 3rd map: "I think this is Africa" Me after already knowing the answer: "Yeah, me too buddy, me too"

[@campbellblack6605]

That's amazing, who knew birds could take and then upload pictures for Tom to guess where they are!

[@luca920]

First round: The Araucaria trees are a very interesting group of plants, they already existed when the dinosaurs were around. Vast forests of those can only be found in Chile, Argentinia and Newcaledonia. These trees are so ancient looking that these forests are often used to film scenery for dinosaur documentaries!

[@pedroalmeida6697]

There are lots of Araucarias in Brazil too, specially in the Paraná state.

[@Matkatamiba]

Was that a Monkey Puzzle tree right below the drone, too? That one's only in that one part of Chile. I've only seen it in Geoguessr twice.

[@lightninghuff]

No wonder why I thought it was a picture of the Jurassic Park set.

[@thumss]

Actually, the biggest Araucaria tree forest is in southern Brazil. Different species though. Araucaria araucana x Araucaria angustifolia.

[@rasmusbertelsen]

Interesting that he got the sun to be from the north even though the shadows on the ground were clearly coming from the "south" according to the compass. Apparently the compass was wrong, but pretty lucky for Tom.

[@sachasover-evong4790]

I just can’t get enough of you Tom I love watching your videos. #1 channel on KZbin in my book!! Much love

[@dupeme]

So happy to have beat Tom of the first guess by 2 points!!

[@Hevlikn]

that's a whole 33% better!

[@deeneedz6771]

1:37 “This guy here looks white, pretty white like British or something.” -GeoWizard 2021

[@Lord7979]

Man that final round was cool seeing as I had been there before! I definitely recommend visiting the meteora region of greece!

[@andydouglas8903]

I am useless at this, but the first one I got Chile straight away! The reason was the Monkey Puzzle tree which is the first thing I noticed. It's native to Chile and Argentina and I guessed at Chile. When you said Australia, my heart sank a bit as you're normally spot on! Love the videos mate.

[@philroberts7238]

When you were wondering about the vegetation in the first one, Tom, I spotted an Araucaria, otherwise known as a Monkey Puzzle Tree - native to the Chilean Province of Araucaria, which is not entirely coincidental. The second one was in a similar kind of location and with a similar kind of social mix, but without the Chilean flags you would normally get at such an event in Chile - so I guessed it might well be in Argentina. And it's just possible I might have guessed somewhere in the backblocks of Brazil for the third one if I'd thought about it properly. Valetta was an easy one to pinpoint and so were the Greek mountaintop monasteries in a general sort of way. I didn't play along, because there would normally be no point, but I think I would have actually beaten your score on this one occasion - how bizarre!

[@Meevious]

The monkey puzzles were a great giveaway! There are actually a couple of Araucaria species native to Australia too. It's a Gondwanan genus and most of the surviving species are endemic to New Caledonia! The monkey puzzle is pretty distinctive though - the only two species that can sometimes look a bit like it from a distance are the candelabra tree (Also S. America) and the bunya bunya (NE Australia), but there were enough examples in the panorama to pretty much rule out funny looking examples of those species. =)

[@TheMrThe123]

Why would you guess Brazil on the fourth one? Kind of looks nothing like Brazil

[@sdracklryeg]

I guessed the state of Parana in Brazil for the first one because of the monkey puzzle trees

[@philroberts7238]

@@TheMrThe123 The third one, not the fourth. Never been to Brazil, but I do know it's enormous and has a huge variety of different environments (despite Bolsonaro's apparent desire to wipe out most of them!)

[@morgiewthelord8648]

@@philroberts7238 sad all the stuff im South America that gets wiped 😞 ever hear about the ancient aztec ruin broken down to build a road?

[@Jack-yt8ml]

Great map, very challenging. FYI I ruled AU/SA on #3 because the rooves were not the material they would typically use there (such as iron / corrugated iron). The shrubbery around also suggested somewhere very wet that floods often. I went with Brazil, not quite close enough as is Brazil, but pretty close.

[@simonal1989]

Got the Vice City reference in a second flat. Radio Espantoso rules

[@Retrosicotte]

Having been to Malta I can say for sure you need to go. It's a stunning little island. Valletta's fortress is awe inspiring.

[@Aubelazo10]

I'm from Chile, so my first thought on round 1 was "Well, it kinda looks like Chile. What am I saying, everything does". I couldn't think of any other place so I went Chile and was pleasantly surprised. I wasn't exactly there, of course, but I was fairly close.

[@posteador]

As soon as I saw the Araucaria tree (Monkey Puzzle Tree in English) I knew it was somewhere in Chile.

[@Aubelazo10]

@@posteador I kinda recognized the Araucaria at first glance, but what were the odds that we were actually in Chile.

[@Roozyj]

Haha, I have the same thing when I play Geoguesser, but the other way around. I see a place and think "This could be anywhere! Even here in the Netherlands!" then I see a hill, or a tree I don't know, or how badly the road is maintained and I'm like "This could be anywhere, but not the Netherlands!'

[@brendan247]

I’m early for the first time ever, I’ve been watching you for about a year or 2 man. Everything you make and produce is phenomenal. I love you

[@V0r4xiz]

*Me, the first second of the first image.* "Clearly the Andes." *Me after Tom argues for Australia* : "Surely, people misunderstand Australia as a flat disc with only Ayer's Rock as the sole elevation, but Tom knows better. I've seen such trees in Australia. He must be right. Oooh, Camel's Hump! Insane guess incoming!!!" *Me when it's literally the Andes* : "Lol, told you."

[@theAngusmaster101]

When he said those trees could be Australian, I, as an Australian, was so concerned cause they looked like the most alien thing to me but I couldn't second guess Tom

[@mrnickb]

Love that he was saying "can't see any huge mountains", as if he was looking for somewhere relatively flat, then zoomed in on the map to the highest mountain in the entire country.

[@theAngusmaster101]

@@mrnickb Was thinking the same thing hahaha

[@Meevious]

@@theAngusmaster101 The bizarre looking ones are monkey puzzles (Araucaria araucaria) and that national park in Chile is their heartland. We do have native Araucaria species in Australia (even the very closely related Araucaria bidwillii, or bunya bunya), but they don't look quite the same. Bunya bunya are typically found naturally at a more northern latitude (QLD and northern NSW), though they do actually grow just fine at any latitude in Australia when artificially dispersed. Their natural method of dispersion is to drop a huge cannonball-like pinecone from so high up that it penetrates into the ground, so not very _dispersy_ unless they're growing on the top of a hill with a hard landing pad at their base. PS Bunya seeds are edible, so standing under a mature bunya bunya in Jan-Feb is the very ultimate definition of fast food, as it will pass through you in a fraction of a second and satiate you quite permanently.

[@annoyedgamer8847]

You sound like a nob

[@cllris]

Classic Tom. Having to check the score. As it's right on screen in front of him 😁

[@Zavstar]

Maybe he would have played rounds not on the record and got a high score then so he was just checking whether that score was from the video

[@cllris]

@@Zavstar don't ruin the illusion! haha it was just a little jibe for him not having super human skills to see everything on the screen all at once!

[@morgiewthelord8648]

@@cllris .....

[@tupakavoker]

When Tom uploads, you know it's a get in moment

[@Elidan1012]

momunt*

[@RosyMiranto]

Get in there, Tom

[@getinwizard2877]

Only if it’s a get in in moment

[@Dimad817]

найс ник))

[@markw6369]

@@Elidan1012 *moment

[@koensmit7533]

My first ever play along, and I was so proud of having the country correct on the first one (981 km off still). Watching you zoom in on Australia and finding a Camel's Hump was a lot of fun

[@IAmSaveRio]

Holy shit, I am genuinely sorry that I hadn't subscribed until this video. You usually don't mention it so I've never really considered it. Love your content, thanks for introducing me to this awesome game.

[@tomaswainy]

Love your channel, Tom! I always look forward to your uploads... cheers!

[@alexbarth1904]

I got 6.4 miles on the Chile round playing blind- Those trees are araucano trees, very recognizable and only grow in that part of Chile south of Santiago and north of Patagonia. I knew it was too flat too be close to the Andes so I just zoomed on the biggest coastal green area near Concepcion and it turned out the be the right spot. Hopefully you can use this tip if you ever get a round with that type of tree again

[@vokin]

Oh my god him not seeing that the roads matched up on the last one was killing me, especially after he pulled Meteora out of his memory like that. You already did the hard part, now seal the deal!

[@bhsxc22]

Same, I think the gets too hung up on the compass, which often is messed up on photospheres and these type of drone shots.

[@vokin]

@@bhsxc22 Yeah. He has direct experience with the compass being off on the drone ones and then he just forgets it happened. He’s so good at this stuff and then has the randomly weird gaps in memory or understanding.

[@Donanzador]

Well you did way better than I did :D The first 3 rounds really messed me up, and just had to guess Australia or New Zealand for them. The Maltese round was easy 5k, but on the last round I just didn't have the information you did and guessed Southern Italy, and ended up with below 9k game. Well done to you tho!

[@Eturnes]

I'd love to see that map with all countries in the world again (as a play along video)

[@DaniEl-lr6vg]

I’m from Hungary and I’ve been to Greece last week, even visited the Meteora. Amazing place!

[@Guus115]

For some reason i find this channel very calming

[@solamano7239]

Loved this game! Please play more and thanks for helping us to "discover" new places on our planet!!

[@jakevincent8455]

Round 1: I was super close to guessing pretty close to that area of Chile, but I talked myself out of it and went Peru. Probably lost about 4k points in the process. Round 2: I went Phillipines because they were driving on the right and I just didn't think it would give me back to back Chile/Argentina area Round 3: I went Uganda because of the red dirt and Tom beat me by one point on that one lmao. Round 4: Malta was pretty easy points Round 5: I went northwest Greece, close to the Albanian border and ended up with a fairly decent score that round I won't be able to sleep tonight knowing I talked myself out of Chile in round 1. Good games Tom! would love to see this map again!

[@maxreimann6734]

First time I knew a spot before the Wizard. Valetta, one of the most memorable cities I've been to. Malta is amazing. I hope to go back some day.

[@luizfeitosa8848]

The northern amazon shocked me too. Im brazilian and i had no idea that kind of biome existed here. We certainly dont study that at school. 100% surprised it wasnt a dense jungle up there.

[@neojng]

the camels hump thing had me howling hahaha

[@jessforsey9382]

i was wanting u to upload and here it is 😁

[@Ne0LiT]

Me as a Bulgarian during the last round " That's Meteora " - Tom : " The roofs are too red for it to be Greece " *literally had me screaming on the inside*

[@gwts1171]

For the third one you and I guessed within the same nature preserve in Africa. We were wrong. :) The only one I got close on was #4. I ended up with about 4800 points. Geez. Thanks for the video/challenge, Tom!

[@andreasvedeler80]

Had the pleasure of meeting Fred from Malta at a charity do once. He was surprisingly down to earth, and VERY funny.

[@gizmo037270]

Yay I won ! But not by much : 13851 First round i managed to get south america but went colombia, only 400 points. Second i thought like you and got in Chili but a bit more south, got less points than you. Round 3 i went in Brasil because of the color of the ground but i went way too south, only 1000 points. Round 4 was an easy perfect guess. Great job on round 5, i was 74 km away but stil a big score. Keep the play alongs coming, it's always fun !

[@evankrosney6759]

1. Guessed New Zealand at almost the exact same latitude. Was surprised to see the answer as Chile. 2. Guessed southern Peru (lots of trucks, so I knew it was America) but figured it was probably a little further south. Argentina makes sense. 3. Guessed South Africa. Usually you see that red-ish soil in parts of South Africa, Uganda, and northern Brazil. I was almost certain it was Africa and was shocked to see South America as the answer. 4. Guessed Malta. Perfect score. 5. Guessed northern Italy. I also assumed it couldn't be Greece because of the red roofs, but Kalabaka makes sense. All together, only got 10k points, but a fun round!

[@darraghchapman]

Man, I was dead set on NZ South Island for round one, when you mentioned Oz I was willing to concede Tazmania, but never would've guessed Chile!

[@DECODEDVFX]

I thought it was Oz at first, but the photographer's name was Nicolas Artigues.

[@mitchellbaker4847]

The lack of safety barriers atop the boulders steered me away from Aus.

[@socialgh0st]

Ah it's so amazing to see places I've been on here!! I visited Meteora back in 2019 and it was beautiful! Amazing place :D

[@landonruiz]

That "la vida es una lenteja, o la tomas o la dejas" got me. Well done, Tom. 🤣🤣

[@tomiblums]

I'm from Chile, and I could tell it was Chile because of the trees, they are called Araucarias and are pretty distinctive when you know them

[@besto764]

Killing it tom video been up fifteen minutes and fifteen hundred views. So like hundred per minute. You deserve it buddy love your content

[@thewiseturtle]

This is the first time I've done one of your challenges. I don't like not being able to wander around, but I do like sky views, so I tried it. 6628 points. I only had a clue on the Malta one. Which was funny, because I thought it looked like Malta, having seen it a bunch before in the game, but then looked up the flag I saw, and it was Monaco. But I didn't want to "cheat" so I stuck with Malta knowing that it was wrong. If I'd actually not bothered to look up the flag, I would have probably gotten a near perfect score, as I would have actually tried to pinpoint it. I guessed Africa for Chile and Brazil, and Texas for Argentina. (The new cars really threw me on that one.) And I guesses Georgia for Greece. Though I did briefly think of Greece, but the buildings seemed more Russian, for some reason. I feel slightly better as I guessed Botswana for the Brazil round, which was in the area he guessed.

[@Paulie-Wallie]

camels hump! i hike that all the time, ive been watching geoguessr wizard for years and he zooms in on a place thats 20 mins from my house in an obscure part of Australia

[@letthebeatr0ck]

Nah mate, you live in Chile now!

[@agreedyhobbit7403]

That Greece guess was unreal! Ggs Tom

[@thebrownbean]

It's okay, I was just as excited as you about the Camel's Hump and went through the emotions with you 🥲

[@w0033944]

I think being a motorsport fan helped me on that last round as I imagined those mountain roads as though they were part of a circuit, which told me that they did indeed correlate with the map.

[@ryanspencer6778]

Those trees in the first round are probably Araucaria araucana or Monkey Puzzle Trees, which grow in central Chile and parts of Argentina. I recognized them and took a chance on a central Chile guess, somewhere hilly and less arid. Ended up being less than 100 miles away.

[@granddeity]

I love the Play Along videos, any map.

[@LKonstantina915]

ah yes been to meteora and its a stunning place. Fun fact linkin park's most famous album "Meteora" was named after this place! :)

[@beautifulsmall]

Camels hump image had a monkey puzzle tree in it. Also known as the Chilean pine as others have mentioned. Pleasure to watch .

[@longmowervideo]

That was fun to play along! And I beat you...not by much, though. Yeah, I guessed Australia on the first one and the Guyana one.

[@RazorbackPT]

These play-alongs are always great fun.

[@dariusruf210]

Would love more of streak videos, may it be countries or similar categories, but love your channel, always love watching the vids

[@yankeedude252]

I had you in the first two rounds... Then fell apart. Guessed somewhere on Sicily despite meaning to click on Malta, and that last round... I had no idea Meteora existed, Greece would have been one of my last guesses. Guessed Peru. It was neck-to-neck until then. GGs.

[@jablfc99]

Just got back from staying in Malta for two months and it is breath-taking man, would recommend to anyone

[@olihughes]

Good luck mate. Godspeed! 💪

[@Cerzus]

Good luck on your mission! Excited to see where you'll go this time

[@jespersoderlund3670]

This is so cool. I live in a small town called Nynäshamn in Sweden. And that exact cruise ship that you see in Valetta just visited our harbour.

[@arvibi3084]

I had fun playing along. Reluctant to share my score as the first three of these were very hard. The last two were pinpointable. That is now a word.

[@jimpemberton]

I was about to be amazed on that first one when you found the place called Camels Hump because my first thought was a view of South American rain forest canopy, although the trees looked a little sparse. The mountains in the back looked Andes-ish, which still gave a pretty large area to guess at.

[@amankc9770]

Please do more of these, it was a stunning map

[@kudzem]

6:06 “I was right about something, I just don’t have the points to reflect that”. Pretty much sums up my school life.

[@kobovad]

For the first one it was either Australia or Chile, correct me if I'm wrong but I think the trees are from the Araucaria family which are mostly found in Chile and Australia (iirc they exist in some other countries too but those aren't streetviewed)

[@Mistgabel]

Nice episode I have been to recently meteora and it was killing me that you were trying to convince yourself that it wasnt right :D Good luck on your mission I am really excited to know what it is

[@MarkDavidBuckles]

Great map! Enjoy how different these drone shots are!

[@Kuchenblech_Mafioso]

Tom should take his own advice he gave a couple of years ago: Always look at the name of the author at the bottom right. Often you can guess the location by the name

[@matias5322]

All that kind of meta data or what not makes it a bit boring imo. Working it out on your own is why it's so impressive and fun to watch.

[@howard46]

Pretty scummy tactic and not really in the spirit of the game imo

[@HuttyYT]

It is a bit cheap though, deducing based on the landscape/people/building alone is more interesting

[@tomrichardsonstudio]

Good luck on the mission Tom!

[@kornelparoczai1763]

The roads perfectly add up Tom: The roads don't add up

[@darkphoenix2]

Damn, you can make anywhere look amazing with a bird's eye view. Let alone an already amazing looking place from the ground.

[@noitallmanaz]

i learn a whole new vocabulary that doesn't even exist when I watch your videos!

[@stefanschneider3681]

12:42 could it be you missed the quite substantial river in the background? That might have helped with this one? 19:33 I guess you overlooked the small road in the left upper corner which I think correlates to the dirt road the cars are parked at. But it's always easy when just watching, I first was sure this monestary was in China / Mongolia or something alike 🙈

[@Arguing101]

If you've ever perused the southern tip of South America on google maps or whatever, you'd be able to get a good guess on that first one. The vegetation around there just looks so unique. Straight up looks like a movie set of a dinosaur movie

[@sdracklryeg]

1 - recognised the trees as monkey puzzle and knew it would be South America but I went the state of Parana in Brazil because I know there are lots of those trees in that area. Oh well points wise not great but better than Australia2 2- thought it looked South American and southish.. the hills and trees looked a bit like Chile and Argentina. I went slightly north of salta which was an okay guess but I should have gone south 3 - going to be australia Africa or Brazil but couldn’t really decide. I ended up backing Brazil and going state of matto Grosso - an area of scrub south of the Amazon. Damn it was north of Amazon !! 4 - easy Valletta, Maltese flag visible 5 - I thought it would be northern Italy or Greece but the mountains looked off for it to be Italy. I ended up guessing near mount olympus which wasn’t horrible. 16116 all up

[@Herrlorddonkoenigczar]

Wai whaa tha fuu!?! Wow! The last one got me awestruck, I can hardly put words together I need more more! Feeeed mee

[@titou707]

I could tell it was Chile from the arocaria tree, Chile native National tree , i was really surprised to actually know that, cause it was kinda hard to tell from the low quality. And it slightly looked mediterranean so I thought maybe not Chile.

[@holliswilliams8426]

the commentary makes this so much better lol

[@QuickNick2402]

I love these! Please more of this map.

[@nicebluejay]

11:04 "And actually, even with this terrible score, I think I might be beatin' a lot of you." lol, classic british smug. haha

[@SizzaOnago]

love this format

[@aguBert90]

those pointy trees from the first one were araucarias, and you can see them in patagonia but also a very few even in buenos aires, of course with that forest and mountains it was patagonia

[@supingo3339]

These play alongs are amazing!

[@MartinGorski]

Round 1 - 19 pt! I thought similar to Tom but chose some place slightly closer. Round 2 - 3103 pt - Correct Country (seemed like the cars were well maintained and it seemed like a music fest.) Round 3 - 12 pt - Totally blew this round! Just like Tom! Round 4 - 4999 pt - Which way the cars were driving was the key for me! Round 5 - 1847 pts - Another bad pick... Not an absolute GOD (according to Tom) ~sad emoji~

[@delvyy7626]

Play an extraordinary world or beauty of Europe. Absolutely stunning

[@DanLaneWowLookAtThisFancyURL]

Meteora looks stunning!

[@kazbutler]

I highly recommend it. The buildings on top of those rocks are monasteries.