Geoguessr - Capital Cities, 3 minutes per round [PLAY ALONG]

[@GeoWizard]

How not to travel America in full flow and going exactly to plan. Currently in Philadelphia backing up some top notch footage from the first week. Hope you enjoy the vid!

[@nagow_360]

Hyped :)

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

Unintentionally a smart time to leave the UK for a bit

[@akash7101]

Cant wait!

[@johncunningham8592]

Have a great time man. There's a pint waiting back for you in Birmingham

[@JW-xo5zo]

Be careful here in Philly! Top notch as always Tom, wish ya the best

[@TPH250290]

Tom after making it almost all the way across America: "Are we recording?"

[@guillermo9312]

YES WE ARE👀

[@conradcoolerfiend]

🤣🤣🤣you killed me laughing

[@SicMvndvsCreatvsEst8]

GET IN!!!

[@Whigu]

Or it will be the first time he doesn't check that and everybody knows what happens when you one time don't check something...

[@vigilancebrandon3888]

Better later than never

[@JustLukeMorgan]

This content is so much better than no content. Love the un-edited style!

[@ZBOYSmarketing69]

In the center of the flag of Angola, the gear represents industrial workers and production, the machete represents peasantry, agricultural production and the armed struggle, and the star, shaped like the red star, symbolizes international solidarity and progress. The yellow color of the emblem symbolizes the country's wealth.

[@hinlam253]

In layman terms, communism

[@callumbrady8188]

“The country’s wealth” 😂

[@Sunrah]

@@callumbrady8188 angola is an incredibly rich nation, most famously in oil and diamonds, both extracted and processed by western companies that bribe the local politicians into letting them rob their nation

[@Illkiron]

@@callumbrady8188 lol racist

[@ivy_47]

@@callumbrady8188 The oligarchs' wealth and the amount of money it costs to buy ice cream.

[@MarcusH...]

The store front literally said STHLM. Yellow plates in Sweden are for taxis. Sweden uses åäöÅÄÖ, Denmark and Norway uses åæøÅÆØ

[@vesas5214]

Also the road names are different. Gade/vej in DEN, gate/gata/vei/veien in NOR and gatan/väg/vägen in SWE. You don't even have to remember those because you can always check the map.

[@maxsooderberg]

This bugged me so much lol. Literally said STHLM, but understandeable you don't make the immediate connection to Stockholm if you're not Scandi.

[@danneeson4341]

Situation Stockholm on the other side of the road and Bo-Sthlm on the left. 😁

[@nickmurphy4209]

@@maxsooderberg I couldn't get it and the only thing that stuck out was Slovakia so yeah

[@israel.s.garcia]

The burqa was a giveaway

[@hyperreality6606]

"Is that a mountain?" According to some origin stories "Montevideo" literally means "I see a mountain"

[@Strokwor]

Hahah I've never thought of that. Monte is mountain and video as viewing I guess

[@Nitsugalego]

That's a cloud lmao. Uruguay is as flat as a pancake

[@stephano6793]

He saw the mountain, but missed the Uruguay flag in the foreground.

[@jjbankert]

Ah, I always translate it as "mountain view" in my head.

[@JovemEverton]

@@Strokwor "video" is latin for "I see".

[@TheZauer]

The symbol in the Angolan flag is a machete crossed with half of a cog wheel, similar to a hammer and sickle. The symbolism is pretty much the same as the hammer and sickle, symbolizing the unity between industrial workers and rural peasants. Being from Scandinavia gives me the native ability to instantly tell Swedish from Danish and Norwegian thanks to the letters ä and ö, which are only found in Swedish. It's æ and ø instead for the other two languages. Anyway I'm proud have actually beaten you this time around, Tom. Got close guesses on all rounds except for the Uruguay round where I had to guess based off the vibes, and went for the Dominican Republic. Andorra, Angola and Sweden was easy but the India round was mostly off a hunch (unofficial coverage, script looking slightly more Hindi than Bengali, the whole scene closely resembling a part of Dehli I had seen in a video years ago). Final score: 20005

[@kareem8533]

The letters "Ä" and "Ö" are also common in Finnish, but the language is so different from all the other Nordic ones so it's a no brainer to know which country are in. In bigger cities Finland also have all the street names in both Finnish and Swedish.

[@jackbamboozle7246]

based flag

[@Clapts]

You did already, I got like 24,900+ something without even trying. I guess I'm just one of the best geoguessr players 🤷‍♂️

[@austincrabtree3270]

@@Clapts 😂😂

[@Starphixx]

In my mind you never have to cut your geoguessr videos, this is the content i want, just chill, talk and play with tom :D

[@obhmusic]

In Denmark streets are called “gade”. In Sweden they are called “gata”. In Norway they are called “gate”. Obviously you can have different words like “vei/vej/veg”. But if the word is “gade/gata/gate”, just zoom in on the map and take a look.

[@95BWG]

Well, many streets in Norway do end with "gata" which means "the street" rather than just "street". Most Swedish streets similarly end with "gatan".

[@AK-js8mr]

I´m not Finnish, but I remember from my visit in Helsinki that the streets are usually called "katu" (correct me if I am wrong!)

[@JDelwynn]

@@AK-js8mr Finland is bilingual, so both "Katu" (Finnish) and "Gatan" (Swedish) would be used. But if the sign is only in Swedish then it's not Finland, not counting a few places.

[@ooABoo]

Sweden has blue/white zebra poles and same colour signs and chevrons.

[@hippiehs]

if you look at the letters you could see the letter Ä, and only sweden uses that compared to the other scandinavian countries which uses Å

[@kevinreynolds3594]

Imagine he missed his flight and had to change it to ‘How not to travel to America’

[@Prism988]

That's the actual title, I think you mean "How to not travel to America"

[@kevinreynolds3594]

@@Prism988 no he just has “how not to travel America”

[@Prism988]

@@kevinreynolds3594 Oh.. right

[@smultanius]

Tip: if you see ä or ö in addition to å, it's Sweden. Danish and Norwegian use æ and ø instead of ä and ö. Also, the Bengali alphabet is more angular than the alphabet used by Hindi (and Nepali!). If you take a moment to look at them side by side, it'll be pretty clear. Got a 24901 myself. Was able to narrow the Montevideo one down to the Southern Cone, then went with Uruguay based more off feeling than anything else (these pics are usually near the city center, so not dense enough for Buenos Aires; not tropical enough for Paraguay; not enough mountains for Santiago de Chile). Stockholm I explained above. Last one came down to Delhi vs. Kathmandu, and went with Delhi because of the Lahore fruits store and Arabic script on signs (Nepal's Muslim community is much smaller, and doesn't have close historical ties to the Punjab).

[@davelangford2439]

I love the raw unedited format.Im not bothered how the videos come thought tbh, I love all the content

[@ftgv1]

I like this unedited format, do more ! You don’t even have to do them in your office, a laptop and headset mic in some publicish spot would be a bit lowtech but it would be cool. You mentioning still having to pack for the trip made me feel the stress of having done the same many times. Safe travels !

[@cervenacek5118]

"it's gonna get no views" proceeds to publish the video unlisted. well played sir

[@felixwolff8382]

If you have the street signs in Scandinavia you can figure out whether it is Denmark, Sweden or Norway by looking at what word is used for street and road: road=vej(DK) väg(SWE) vei(NO) street= gade(DK) gata(SWE) gate(NO)

[@norwegianmountainbiker236]

Veien, veg, vegen og gata og gaten can also be used in Norway. æøåÆØÅ is a good way to differentiate between Norway and Denmark versus Sweden

[@kareem8533]

In Finland road = tie, street = katu.

[@Lornext]

Just normal rounds of geoguessr with GeoWizard are good enough content alone! I love watching any geoguessr content here.

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

You and Welsh Greg on another adventure?! Can't wait!!!!

[@giofav1659]

How does this only have 22 views? Think it's only uploaded to the playlist... Have a great time in USA!! 🇺🇸

[@ricois3]

It was

[@DECODEDVFX]

The biggest clue in the final round was all of the English text. Bangladesh sometimes has English (mostly street names above shops) but you rarely see every building plastered in English like that. There's also the fact it's a photosphere. Bangladesh has been on street view for a good while, so photospheres in built up areas are rare. India, on the other hand, has only been partially added to street view recently.

[@JohanYlikiiskila]

Great format, more of these! A note from Sweden: we do have other number plates than white as well, yellow is for cabs, green (or maybe turquoise) is temporary plates while blue is for diplomats. The last two are really rare though.

[@David-lp1br]

Finally managed to beat you (20'653 P)! got the advantage by guessing Stockholm (due to both shops in sight having some kind of abbreviation of Stockholm in their name) but feared that I blew it with the Dhaka guess. Thankfully you followed my guess here and "failed" as well. Always fun to challenge you, keep it up!

[@rmya]

obsessed with this unedited video style. so comfortable and fun to watch!!

[@whiderboss]

Being from Stockholm that one was funny because the sign you zoomed in on translates to "Live in STHLM". The abbreviation being an abbreviation

[@95BWG]

Some tips for the messed up Stockholm round: 1. ä is a letter you will only find in Sweden (among the Scandinavian countries). 2. Swedish taxis have yellow number plates. 3. STHLM (clearly visible on that shop sign) is a very common abbreviation for Stockholm. 4. That "Fatbursbrunnen" is not the name of a district, it's the name of that block. You won't find that on the map.

[@wibiz9657]

You can also find ä in Finland, which isn't a Scandinavian country.

[@ozrrrr]

Tänkte skriva precis samma sak 👍👍

[@Tekzoned]

Quite frustrating to watch 😅

[@CP-ne5nf]

I was just about to put Berlin until I seen the ä so changed it to Stockholm last minute, knew it was one of the Scandinavian places so I guess I was lucky to pick sweden 😂

[@95BWG]

@@wibiz9657 Indeed, and Finnish is such a distinctive language anyway

[@stevenpatrick8]

This has to be one of the best geoguessr videos to date. Next up: do one after a few pints, unedited

[@1OfThoseDoves]

In Denmark the number plates do have a slight red tint to them that you can see. Same with Belgian plates but usually Belgium and Denmark are pretty easy to distinguish.

[@dylangeorge5985]

They aren't for me. I find they have very similar architecture/plates/bollards... how do you distinguish them when you don't have something obvious like a language?

[@psyche1182]

How do you distinguish them except from bollards and language?

[@1OfThoseDoves]

@@dylangeorge5985 Well language is quite useful but also you can find like sometimes narrower redder plates in Belgium without the EU blue strip. Also you can sometimes find a bit of blur in Belgium not as bad as Germany but still noticeable. Those things usually help me but you should also checkout a video about distinguishing Belgium, that will also help.

[@dylangeorge5985]

@@1OfThoseDoves thanks for the tip!

[@Jameswmin]

A couple of tells for Denmark are ‘hanging’ signs, like the ones in Luxembourg, and far more red brick buildings than most countries.

[@Wasawiki]

That’s so funny. You said “we could be in Denmark” while looking directly at a house sign saying STHLM.

[@alexyates7166]

More of these! Play alongs are great, and the 3 minute format makes me feel I have a chance.

[@BongoTheClown]

Man I love these videos, and not to rub it in but what an epic miss the Copenhagen/Stockholm one was. There's even "STHLM" written in one place, and "Stockholm" (albeit in small letters) in another in the view. I was livid at the screen! 😂

[@MegaPhester]

Good luck in America, Tom and Greg! How not to travel Europe is my favourite series of yours. Especially the music!

[@fauvilein]

Yes go for these, they feel more approachable and as a conclusion fun

[@thecodingfoundation]

This is great. I'm trying to not rely on tips like "the Google car is this color, so therefore we're in ", since those can change very quickly and easily. Your way of finding out where you are is great.

[@WoWKlump]

At 11:59 and 12:43 on the right it says "BO STHLM" and at 12:08 on the left it says (though it's hard to read) "SITUATION STHLM". STHLM is a common abbreviation of Stockholm in Sweden. If you see "STHLM", it's probably Stockholm.

[@dafunk140]

Duuuuuude I'm so excited for the videos in America with Greg! You guys together are just so wholesome. Hope everything goes ok there, cheers

[@LinariaFreeze]

I got Montevideo, as I was there a few years ago and think I walked that exact street. Also, being Scandinavian, I got Stockholm straight away. This was a fun round, would love more of this!

[@trwijbenga]

I'm currently on holiday and I downloaded the "How not to travel Europe" episodes to finally watch them on flights and train rides, long overdue ofcourse. Love it, looking forward to you and Greg's next adventure. Should have definitely watched these earlier but now I was happy to still have them on my backlog.

[@elin_]

We don't care if it's perfectly edited, we just enjoy watching you play geoguessr again.

[@ilan.woodward]

That was great. I loved the extremely scarce edits, and therefore lack-of editing. It made me realize how nice it is to just flow with somebodys work. I thought it was great when you drank water cuz we never see things like that happening. Everything is always edited and its just real nice to see a normal, constant, slow flow of life

[@cinektokoks]

That Stockholm one was easy to guess because from all Scandinavian countries only Sweden has the "Ä" letter.

[@bimmer9805]

Ofc its easy when you know that, but if u don't then its not. Simple

[@cinektokoks]

Yeah but I was surprised that he didn't know that considering that he's familiar with many less known details.

[@johkupohkuxd1697]

@@bimmer9805 It also had Stockholm abbreviated on the facade of the cafe...

[@se6369]

In Finland their two official languages also use it (Swedish and Finnish)

[@cinektokoks]

@@se6369 I said "from all Scandinavian countries".

[@beefcake1876]

I am so happy to hear about your America trip! I absolutely LOVED the Europe how not to travel more than anything else on KZbin! Thank you!

[@8Clips]

This content is orders of magnitude better than watching colossal nerds who've memorised the exact composition of concrete on roads in every town in the world.

[@videomongoen]

I totally see where you’re coming from with this comment. I still feel I should try to defend these «colossal nerds». What they do takes skill and dedication and I respect that. Their content is different from this content, but there’s no need to take sides - as the saying goes, why not both?

[@joseph-wv6fv]

Ratio

[@8Clips]

@@joseph-wv6fv This isn't twitter you heathen

[@explorernate]

I like both, and would love to see GeoWizard collab with some of them. Tom has an incredible nack for region guessing without knowing meta so imagine if he trained on metas like the pros do.

[@mikeyyy97]

This was the best content for me in a while I really like it. I never enjoyed how I feel every KZbinr is just a personality they create and market. It’s super fake and forced at times and obviously not how they act. This type of vid is a breath of fresh air from video cuts. I loved you forgetting what you were talking about. I forget things a lot and never made videos cause I felt like KZbinrs need to not have that problem. Really humanized you I guess idk how to explain it.

[@Shisanu]

On one of the buildings in the Stockholm part it said in big bold letters "BO I STHLM", Sthlm is a common abbreviation of Stockholm :)

[@ryangoddu9653]

No need to edit. This is 1000x better than no geoguesser videos.

[@AnRuixuan]

Loved this challenge, definitely felt like one that wasn't intimidating for me to try. Shocked that I got a higher score, but as you said you're pretty out of practice. I also got Andorra and Luanda bang on, I got the city correct for Stockholm and New Delhi but not perfectly, and incorrectly guessed Honduras for Uruguay.

[@jlt131]

i think the timer made me anxious, i tried to guess too quickly, and ended up with one of my worst scores ever. lol.

[@Phenpaii]

wait wait i did the exact same thing, 5k on the first two, guessed honduras on the third one, and got the last two in the right city but wrong spot. thats wild

[@AnRuixuan]

@@Phenpaii I saw the blue and white on the flag and assumed Honduras instead of Uruguay lmao

[@dimasever_twitch]

and the time/needing to hurry jokes throughout the video Thomas you are killing it, what a great video

[@segun0005]

loved when you literally zoomed in on the Uruguayan flag and went OH MY GOD is that a mountain???

[@thespankmyfrank]

Right! I thought he was gonna say "oh my god... There's a flag right there!" But he was just seeing mountains in the clouds lol.

[@MyNameIsGeronimo]

The flag its not a uruguay flag lol. Its a flag w the logo of the city

[@MyNameIsGeronimo]

@@AlohaPox lmao its not, its the logo of the city. The flag is square

[@mapnerd8460]

love you tom and love all vids! A geoguessr video is always a welcome site. My favorite though is when you spend lots of time contemplating things and scouring the map!

[@dielegende9141]

Going Denmark when there's an ä on a road sign is a pretty massive blunder

[@ultimatewierdness]

Also saying it's Denmark when literally looking at a sign that says STHLM (Stockholm).

[@grantofat6438]

If you saw a symbol with 12 lines in it, would you know if that is China, Japan, South Korea etc.? I could just as easy laugh at you for getting that wrong.

[@SHISH_STYLE]

Even most pros don't know all the languages so I don't know how that's supposed to be a blunder

[@ine2548]

@@grantofat6438 Chinese, Japanese and Korean scripts are pretty distinct. If you look at them and compare, then the differences should be pretty obvious. Any Geogeussr player like Tom would know it. Scandinavian languages only have 3 letters in addition to the english alphabet, so as an englishman it shouldn't be too difficult to learn that swedish uses ä and ö but not norwegian and danish. It's likely he knew it but has forgotten.

[@johkupohkuxd1697]

@@ine2548 Absolutely. I remember when I use think Tom was the best, but now, after seeing players like Stique and Gauch, my perspective has really changed

[@linolafettatnet]

Pretty chill to watch, i like the short guess rounds much more. Distills the essence of the game.

[@gwendyp125]

"Im looking for a flag or something" Misses the 2 gigantic, colossal, enormous Uruguayan flags. Gotta love Tom 😂

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

Where? I didn't see any. Edit: Those flags on the poles aren't Uruaguan flags. They aren't even flags. If you go to Street View (look Av. Dámaso A. Larrañaga) then you can see they are white with yellow and it says "Montevideo deTados" on it.

[@phiupan]

@@Fragenzeichenplatte Two! You could not see clearly everything, but the blue and white stripes where visible. Somewhere in the top of poles in the middle of the road

[@DoiInthanon1897]

I saw those Uruguayan flags and was so hoping Tom would pick up on them 😆

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

​@@phiupan Those aren't Uruaguan flags. If you go to Street View (look Av. Dámaso A. Larrañaga) then you can see they are white with yellow and it says "Montevideo deTados" on it.

[@sergeantoof]

I absolutely love this, this style of video is absolutely better than no content! Keep it up!

[@NoJusticeMTG]

afaia the Angolan flag was designed by the MPLA as an alternative to the hammer/sickle

[@davidwalker3626]

Another evil communist government that destroyed a country

[@moneybuyer16]

Liked the video, you beat me on all of them but the final one, would love to see more of these! x

[@BrixtonTone]

You beat me by 220 points and I'm a beginner ! the south american round crushed me , i just plumped for some Spanish type Caribbean capital. Love these play alongs, more please please please 😄

[@N1ckfurie]

I love the informal feel of this video Tom! I hope you are enjoying my country despite its many flaws… hopefully you enjoy Appalachia, one of my most cherished places in the earth

[@ChokyoDK]

Can't wait for "How not to travel America" Gonna be absolutely epic.

[@jamesi_]

Another how not to travel series!! What!! I’m gonna be honest, the straight line missions are great, spectacular even. But the last how not to travel series was crazy. It almost seemed like a movie how perfect it all was, let’s gooo

[@thany3]

"And I still got to pack my bag" - new series: How not to travel at all 😀 I myself couldn't bare not packing my bags at least 2 days in advance, nevermind 1 hour or so 😅

[@jlt131]

but then don't you need to still use some of the things for those two days? like a hairbrush, toothbrush, etc? I get more frazzled if i pack too early, take things out, and then forget to return them to the bag

[@thespankmyfrank]

@@jlt131 I usually pack most things I need a day or two before, and just plop in the last minute stuff the same day. That means toothbrush, phone charger, etc... but clothes and other nonessentials are already in the bag.

[@sanderappel4499]

@@thespankmyfrank exactly, and leave toiletry bag out in plain sight to put last minute essentials in, so I don’t forget them

[@thany3]

@@jlt131 Things I still need are the essentials which do get packed on the last evening. Which is surprisingly not really that much stuff. A toothbrush, basically. Most other things I don't need or have smaller "travel" varieties of, ready to be packed.

[@PrestonFrankel]

Playing along with this one today, first I've done in a bit, great stuff. Good luck in the States! Hope you're enjoying my home coast.

[@AdamZaninovich]

Was just wondering if you'd do this map again, love it!

[@matthewpresley8060]

I got 21,461 and made the exact same city mistake on the last round Tom, ugggh. Save travels here in the US man! Can't wait for the vids. Also, I loved this format with the mistakes and without editing. Good authentic vid format that makes your life easier, I'm good with that.

[@SvenStucki1998]

There literally was a big "STHLM" sign in the Stockholm round Tom, you're slacking :D

[@TheSlizzap]

There was two actually! That's how I got that one otherwise I'd have had no idea. Both storefronts had STHLM in the name

[@thewiseturtle]

I never saw anything like STHLM on any signs. But if I had I probably would just assume it's a hipster store name.

[@JavonAnonimni]

This video has got me pumped for 3 things: first and foremost, I think I beat you for the first time (I went New Delhi at the last second); second - I can't wait for how not to travel the states!!; thirdly - It's a Geoguessr video from GeoWizard. I liked it, possibly more than the ones where you search for a long time - I just don't have the will to do the same.

[@keinname6694]

This might be the first time I've beaten Tom at one of these, and I absolutely whiffed the Angola round (I guessed Mauritania).

[@keinname6694]

@DarkYT Easy: I'm dumb :)

[@DoiInthanon1897]

I only got that round because I knew the flag lol, without it would be a different story 😂

[@andyro8]

Spot on Tom, don't worry about everything being polished now the channel is big, nothing wrong with that video and if it allows you to upload more often then win win all round.

[@lukeedwards6927]

Tom, you missed the Uruguay flag in Montevideo! 😢

[@MrHenkkkie]

time stamp?

[@diamxnd4202]

My general geotips based upon these rounds: Andorra ✅ - mountains and general feel Uruguay - South American, but can look European, long Europe shaped plates (also found in Brazil), black Google car (didn't see it) Sweden - Langauge (you got that), 4 lines on pedestrian crossing sign (can also be found in Bulgaria but different stick figure design. Also in rarely in Norway), Swedish Road names tend to end with 'gatan' India - tend to find line over script in North (I cant discern from Bangladesh) , left hand drive, tuk tuks, unofficial coverage / photosphere ALSO GREAT VIDEO FORMAT PLZ DO MORE ✅✅

[@adzadzof9042]

STHLM is a short term for Stockholm and it said it in two places. How could you miss it haha?

[@antonwihk]

Kind of mindblowing having the street you grew up on on Geowizard - Maria Prästgårdgata. Oh, and yellow plates in Sweden are taxis.

[@Tekzoned]

Fick samma känsla när min lilla hemby i Norrland fick ett random shout-out förra året

[@NinjahPigeon]

Lost it a bit when he was staring at a store that said "STHLM" and went "could this be denmark" 😂

[@ColdFridge1]

these playalong videos are always so pleasant, please keep making them whenever you can!

[@SicMvndvsCreatvsEst8]

It was painful to watch that STHLM round, especially as a swede. I was hoping he’d notice “STHLM” and translate it to Stockholm or notice the differences of the street names between the Danish and the Swedish language! Good video still!

[@Tekzoned]

Verkligen, särskilt när man brukar röra sig på den specifika gatan ibland

[@googlemapsspeedruns777]

the rambling and just overall choatic behavior in this video makes me giggle so much I LOVE IT better than no content? Almost better than any content surrounding geoguessr! This is basically geoguessr with a mix of good humour.

[@LusorLeandro]

that moment if you watched his videos to learn and now you now just so much more than him

[@chxrlottegem]

Woke up on my birthday to a new GeoWizard video. Great video keep them coming

[@robert9016]

Happy birthday

[@mojbeka]

Danish and Norwegian don't use Ä and Ö. They use Æ and Ø instead.

[@tmskb]

It also says STHLM on one of the stores

[@JacksonCarson]

I prefer your tighter edited vids, but the vibe was chill. Thanks for sharing! :) Happy travels.

[@ninadsbhatt100]

Tim with all the antics still delivering an amazing vid.

[@jimstaish]

The Stockholm one had the abbreviation STHLM on one of the buildings... should've gone with ya gut Tom :)

[@wessel358]

I love the unedited video’s! Goodluck on your trip, cheers!

[@jacobbump7092]

so excited for your US content. being big into history I am sure you will go to places I have visited as my family was big into that type of stuff growing up

[@KippsMedleys]

I really enjoyed this form of video! If making them this way means more Geoguessr videos, then I'm totally cool with that. I honestly prefer the more casual vibe.

[@WhartWhart]

Those Uruguay flags were faint, but I love that you mentioned needing to find one... and seemingly couldn't see the Uruguay flag right in front of you twice!

[@MyNameIsGeronimo]

That wasn’t a uruguay flag lol

[@M4KAV3Li87]

Cant wait for the America trip, your content is amazing and you seem like a top guy 👍 been watching for years.

[@B4nksB]

Tom, just wanted to drop a comment saying you don't have to worry about the quality of the video at all. I myself love your video's for YOU, your personality. So would love to see more of there raw uncut video's if you have the time to make them. But dont feel obliged to, since I am sure everybody absolutely LOVES the bigger adventures with more edited video's. Just saying don't worry about uploading some "lower" quality video's becuase I enjoy all the content !

[@lfreisleben8645]

That Denmark round hurt to watch as a Dane. You were so right at first. Hints for telling is the spelling of road as mentioned in another comment, but also the use of “æøå”. In sweden they use “äö” instead. Regarding the number plates we have a pretty typical EU number plate these days. You will also see white number plates with a light yellow on the side where the EU blue is used to be. If the Google Street View footage is kinda old you will also see full yellow number plates in Denmark. The yellow represents that the car is a company car.

[@willo_wisp3798]

i love ur videos just for your charm, no editing means i get to see it more :)

[@WhaattUpp]

"I this good content?" I don't think you understand just how much of the best content this is.

[@conradcoolerfiend]

i vote yes for more geoguesser content thats less edited!

[@slouutba1060]

Tom you should do a country flag tier list, or rank your favorites or something along those lines. I did one a couple of years ago and its fun to look back on, and I would love to see your opinions on them :) Thank you for the great content and I hope your US trip continues to go well!

[@MartyTheGamer]

In Sweden, taxies have yellow number plates. In Denmark, plates do indeed have a red border, but also commercial vehicles (those registered as vans) have yellow number plates. There is also a "semi-commercial" license plate type where the first 1/3 of the plate is yellow and the rest 2/3 are white.

[@floriankruger7033]

I like this time capped unedited play along. Its been great.

[@Mono4692]

I will absolutely shiver your timber.

[@alexanderbe7287]

Another pro-tip for Scandinavia. The vowls «ä» and «ö» is just Sweden (you might find similar in Finland). Double A «Aa» is very common in Denmark (we had them in Norway, but all signs and streets have changed it to «Å»). And «Æ Ø and Å» is very common in Norway. So if in doubt, that can be a tip.

[@nevimore]

as much as i love the adventures and challenges, i'm perfectly happy with this kind of content as well!

[@ro-q7621]

amazing vid man ^^ GL in Amarica and welldone in the playalong. Thanks for the vid

[@cilinix4548]

Man, I just love watching I dont care that you ramble or something

[@26acorn34]

love the quick and dirty games! more please

[@607]

Three minutes per round is a great idea, I'm glad you thought of it!