i think i am cheating

[@lightninghuff]

In anticipation of Rainbolt getting bored, I am making an insane Geoguessr map where locations have camera glitches, clues in reflections, optical illusions, vehicles driving on the wrong side of the road... Every country is included.

[@lllIIIlIllIIll]

I need to see this

[@dpend]

That sounds sick, would love to see some pros play that

[@lightninghuff]

​@@lllIIIlIllIIll The ID for my test map is 66ccc049ab15911da75eff59. It also includes references to zi8gzag (signs with "Oscar," Thai goats, President of Uruguay). There are even secrets for moving players where the Google car moves backwards, recursive loops, incorrect path scripting...

[@lightninghuff]

@@lllIIIlIllIIll I tried to post the ID, but it got deleted. I have 530 locations now, aiming for 10-20k. The map is dedicated to zi8gzag. I found a location with a cloud that looks like his face O_O

[@Fanchus_English]

You best share that shit when it's done

[@trulybuzzy]

fumbled the bag on india because i was confused how i 5kd the previous round good stuff!

[@bolognasanwichpleasmrman]

ILY BUZZY

[@arrowheaded]

that's so unfortunate, you played insane

[@Astro-X]

Please don't show up to the geoguessr tournament in Auckland on Wednesday my amateur ass wants to win

[@JohnAndJohner]

Fumbled to dodge the allegations

[@scxble]

*Stares at UAE flag in the middle of the screen "Is it ever Qatar?"

[@stafgruglnioe5122]

Yeah I'm not sure whether this was another display of his crazy acting skills or if he just wasn't ready to use his nogging

[@xBlueGMD]

Tbh, idk if its right, but ig Rainbolt isnt very the best in Flags

[@wisematheu]

that doesn't necessarily mean it's UAE, he was just surprised at the architecture

[@catagamas]

i didn't see that flag at all and i had to search it for 20 seconds after i saw your comment so i think he probably just didn't see it as well

[@crepe_sw]

MK and Blinky final round was full of french flags... and was in Germany

[@Jachael123]

That 8:08 north Queensland round is karma for your pronunciation of Cairns

[@haruma1618]

Today, there were: 25 Total Guesses (Timeout-free Streak: 1) 1 GIGACHAD Guess (≤3 km) 1 Insane Guess (≤20 km) 5 Epic Guesses (≤69 km) 1 Great Guess (≤180 km) 8 Good Guesses (≤360 km) 6 Mid Guesses (≤720 km) 1 Suboptimal Guess (≤1440 km) 0 Bad Guesses (≤4320 km) 2 💀 Guesses (>4320 km) Right Country: 21/25 Right Continent: 23/25 GGs! 0:07 I suck at Geoguessr but I immediately thought of UAE when I saw this, it's literally just cuz of the color of the house and ground. I didn't even see the UAE flag in the middle lmao

[@catagamas]

this statistics are getting more and more stacked lmao

[@ditdit6141]

As an Australian, it's never eat soggy Weetbix.

[@ronnilol1]

Guys, I think he thinks he’s cheating

[@abobafan99]

I think you think he thinks he’s cheating

[@cxrrupteed]

@@abobafan99I think you think ron thinks he thinks hes cheating

[@FireTrooper]

@@cxrrupteed I think you think vynn thinks ronn thinks he thinks hes cheating

[@RydsEver]

⁠​⁠@@FireTrooperI think you think firetrooper thinks he thinks ronn thinks he’s cheating.

[@dovahkiing420]

@@RydsEver u messed it up

[@FigsyGames]

Never Eat Soggy Weet-Bix

[@thebeeflesscow1703]

🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@ananoymous]

Never Eat Shredded Wheat

[@danielharvey750]

Bro can't keep defending the allegations 💀

[@missbelled6700]

"slight leaf" yea ok bro

[@josephwilson4505]

If you look closely you can see him click near the location. Definitely cheating

[@RydsEver]

We should’ve known.

[@renojackson304]

If you look closely you can see him looking at you closely

[@josephwilson4505]

@@renojackson304 oh my word you’re right 😳

[@NotAGamer-69-f2p]

If you look closely you can see him look closely at looking closely.

[@sowataski]

Here seeing the 30 Aussie comments "Urmm Actually"

[@tau93]

0:18 UAE flag: Am I a joke to you?

[@pokeclanz]

I learned “Never eat Soggy Waffles” that’s how I learned it in NYC

[@Chippy621]

For me it was never eat soggy wheatbixs

[@aok76_]

Makes beef with Ozzys for pronunciation. Meanwhile Arkansas.

[@robbyplummer9414]

3:33 - theres no world where anyone even goes Asia on that. for context, it showed a picture of the sky with no clouds or building in view.

[@justjuniorjaw]

If I was given the pic in 3:55, I would've chose Malaysia/Indonesia just from that leaf + knowing it's Southern Hemisphere

[@oweyy_]

As pointed out, it was a vaguely tropical part of bit of vegetation combined with the fact it was in the Southern Hemisphere. Assuming he wasn’t getting really unlucky with some exotic/imported plant; going SE Asia isn’t the worst guess. Getting the exact island of Sula is crazy lucky though

[@anomaly3215]

you probably didn't even know it was southern hemisphere so i wouldn't be talking

[@marcusprothero8349]

@@anomaly3215well it wasn’t southern hemisphere, it was hk. So I wouldn’t be talking

[@forgeine]

As a compensation for being mean to Poland add it to the wheel 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@Reventonn134]

AI gen kujawsko pomorskie

[@forgeine]

@@Reventonn134 Community Łódz Bałuty

[@complex.mp4254]

Memorizes the world, can’t memorize a compass. We love rainbolt

[@TJ-dw7wr]

In Germany we used „Nie ohne Stiefel wandern“ - „Never hike without boots“ to learn the compass

[@zacredington4776]

As an Australian. you are 100% correct. Pisses me off when people try to act like you have to delete your accent to say a place name. Fuck outta here with that.

[@zacredington4776]

The thing with Melbourne though is people saying mel-born vs mel-burn (it's mel-burn, as you said)

[@Adurite]

I swear Rainbolt sounds so insane out of context: "The trees look Hungarian"

[@AndrewMerts]

He sounds more insane with the added context.

[@jakethegardenrake8418]

That’s a next level sulaguessi

[@pranshushman539]

Rainbolt can you please vlog your trip to Nepal. I am from there and it would be cool to see the country from a tourist perspective and also because theres beautiful locations and your vlogs are very cool to see.

[@spunj]

I am defending the Australians; As someone from Ireland, I say Australian places names the way the do - the biggest crime is hard pronouncing the Bane in Brisbane.

[@86ms]

I'm Australian, and I pronounce some of the city names the same as you. I get corrected every day, and it is honestly the most frustrating thing.

[@Netherman35]

7:00 massachusetts accent in 4k 💀

[@vynxie]

Never eat soggy weetbix 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

[@hartzivforlife903]

The guess at 7:14 was actually insane. I live in that Area, but I didnt even recognize it after he zoomed in on the map, and even then I Had to search for it via Google Maps although I've been on that road really often and it really has a unique appearance 🤯

[@Winsane]

"west" sounds more like "left" than "right", and east is opposite of west, so it east is right. The north star is in the sky, so north is up, and south is opposite of north, so south is down. My system is flawless and easy to remember and should be taught to all children don't @ me

[@malisataylor]

I learnt ‘Never eat shredded wheat’ here in the uk!

[@flame60]

tiktok vine boom editors gonna love this one

[@tylerharp4544]

Never Eat Soggy Waffles. When I think of it, when you put syrup on waffles they could be described as soggy, right?

[@anomaly3215]

not what soggy means

[@tylerharp4544]

@@anomaly3215 ?

[@anomaly3215]

​@@tylerharp4544nvm i never needed an acronym for directions so i didn't realize

[@Dodanos1]

After watching for 1 minute i learnt that Rainbolt hates whole europe and thinks poland is a hellhole

[@Kochimilian]

5:26 In Germany we say "Nie ohne Seife waschen" which translates to "Never wash without soap" :)

[@chancu1997]

For the compass.. in german we use "Nie Ohne Seife Waschen" Which translates to "Never wash without soap" 😹

[@essengeebee]

Bring back Geoguessr Saturdays with NMPZ only tournaments

[@xgh0stg1rl]

I use a Dutch memory thing for the compas, which is (translated) No war without weapons. So how it works (with English in the brackets): Noord (north): Nooit (no/never) Oost (east): Oorlog (war) Zuid (South): Zonder (without) West (west): Wapens (weapons)

[@iluvsenf]

In Germany we say: "Nie ohne Seife waschen" which would be translated to "Never wash without soap"

[@Wrobes]

Poland will not stand for such slander

[@Athrel]

I learned NESW by playing Muppet Treasure Island. There was a puzzle that you use a compass to do something.

[@ShadowOnWiiU]

My dad learnt "Never Eat Shredded Wheat" I am half Austrian though, in primary school we learnt "Nie Ohne Seife Washen" (never wash without soap) (O is for Osten, german word for East)

[@lewisinho]

I learned that too, and im from south UK, where is your dad from ?

[@ShadowOnWiiU]

​@@lewisinho Essex

[@lewisinho]

@@ShadowOnWiiU must be an england thing, im from kent so, makes sense

[@xazz]

I'm from the Lower Keys. I recognized that exact stretch of road and knew you were too far east/north lol

[@killersmile7180]

Those cows looked polish. The city's name near that India guess was on point too.

[@phoenixgaming20]

starting beef with Australia is crazy when you wont even add us to the wheel

[@kali_kali_kali_]

I speak french and for the compass i learned to start at the top and start reading the first letters going left. So it did Nord, Ouest, Sud, Est. Take the first letters and it makes Nose. I used the nose strats so many times that i still use it subconsciously to this day

[@JTK_XXL]

Have you ever used your talent to find a criminal?

[@Oudmealsoup]

Never Eat Soggy Wheat-bix

[@tomasgoes]

*Sees picture of the sun*. "Ah, yeah, this is clearly Indonesia". My brother in christ.

[@steakiefrags1866]

Since i am from germany, i immediately screamed "GERMANY!" into my monitor, upon seeing the classic forest pavement

[@elonklusk]

01:11 ok we have a problem here, apologize immediately.

[@gabrielc6252]

1:59 as the town says, Lucknow

[@pokepowerz4]

Oh my God I feel so validated knowing Rainbolt also still uses never eat salt worms

[@midnightisnice]

Rainbolt Is actually My dad With a puppy stuffed into a mailbox In Philadelphia after 5 pm But before 9

[@fluffhead14]

That 5 sec round was absolutely insane.

[@McPilch]

As an Aussie.... I've never thought of it as simply an accent. So, sorry, no beef here. 😅

[@TwiggyM1]

i learnt the compass with "Never Eat Shredded Wheat" for some reason

[@Jeff-0hhh]

"Never Eat Soggy Waffles" I also do this in my head every time im trying to remember lol

[@bryans5044]

In Canada we did Never Eat Soggy Wheat to learn the compass

[@elliottmcollins]

I was just taught that the compass says "we" when you're looking north.

[@pimenlit]

i was always taught Never Eat Soggy Waffles or Never Eat Slimy Worms, so funny how it differs for everyone lol

[@skquni]

most entertaining episode by far

[@Clohardman]

Never eat shredded wheat, and naughty elephants squirt water

[@ExpedientFalcon]

Mrs. Puff, I think I am cheating.

[@eligomez734]

The mnemonic I learned in school was Never Ever Sip Whiskey

[@Jacana66]

2:45 he really sulaguessed this one

[@Besitzerstolz]

This is like the most rural German pavement you'll ever see.

[@arrowheaded]

11:09 insane that the Top 4 Players in the world ordered got Top 4 for this seed. 1. Blinky 2. RC 3. Consus 4. frankthehunk5000

[@sanj_lh]

In school they never told us how to learn it just showed the graphic and that north was up and I’ve been using “west is left” recently

[@kyal]

There’s no R in Cairns + never ever suck wiener + real ones learn the compass from fortnite anyway + ratio

[@anomaly3215]

if you play fortnite you have 5+ years of brain development to go

[@Jeff1999PB2]

@@anomaly3215 i disrespectfully disagree

[@jglf]

in aus we used never eat soggy weet-bix to learn the compass

[@douglasmurdoch7247]

Why do so many of you keep writing Weetabix as weet-bix?

[@plodiN3]

I learned it as Nobody Enjoys Soviet Womble.

[@Mystery-pd6jc]

On the argument of Australians correcting pronunciation just being "them saying it in an accent", when Lt. Raine says "buongiorno" in Inglorious Basterds in a fucking thick American accent, it's literally a joke about how he's pronouncing it wrong because he didnt say it in an Italian accent. In Japanese, most words require you put on a Japanese accent so you can actually pronounce them right and be understood. You have to say "Cairns" and "Melbourne" in an Australian accent because that's how you pronounce them properly, if you don't, you're pronouncing it wrong - the Australians are right

[@TonesOW]

I was taught "Never Eat Soggy Waffles"

[@Psychic.Octopus]

Impossible Germany, unlikely Japan.

[@hippach]

5:25 So DO eat sweet worms then??? We used "never eat shredded wheat"

[@breno499]

bro saw a low res photo of the sky and really went "you go like indo"💀

[@Rachell.f]

i already know tiktok is having a field day with some of these clips

[@VenatrixOoriana]

NESW - Never Eat Shredded Wheat 😂 (I’m from Quebec, Canada)

[@TheBooker66]

6:38 How does bro just finish talking about not being able to read a compass and then almost click on the right road, but not quite, because he didn't try reading the compass (which was straight east-west, not slanted at some angle) 😭😭

[@yayer_27]

that indonesia guess was insane

[@millystars]

in the uk it’s never eat shredded wheat

[@moontravellerjul]

trevor, you started beef with australia when you left us off the wheel! also, you actually kind of have a point with the city pronunciation. although the butchering of "cairns" doesn't get any less painful each time. that being said, many place names in australia are adapted from local indigenous words and therefore the specific vowels and emphases are integral to correct pronunciation (else you might be saying a different word altogether). wagga wagga (pronounced like "wogga wogga", not "wahgga wahgga") and canberra (pronounced with emphasis like "CANburRA", not "canBEHra") are good examples that come to mind.

[@zpirateko2129]

There isn't really a "correct" way to pronounce place names. It doesn't matter if it's adapted from aboriginal names either, we speak English, whether or not we are saying a different word in one of their local language is of no importance.

[@ronan9056]

Never Eat Soggy Weetbix NZ representttt

[@Trickey99]

I learned Never Eat Soggy Worms in Arkansas

[@ChrisReaperMusic]

5:29 Never Eat Soggy Waffles

[@ChrisReaperMusic]

8:23 rare double intro

[@budgie2765]

Never eat soggy weet-bix

[@vrgrl]

never eat soggy waffles

[@drzombie9485]

great sulaguessy rainbolt, sadly didnt say it this time, but hey! there is always the next

[@pllpaw4109]

bro got SULAWESI from the view of the SKY

[@onesixhundred]

10:13 to add more beef to our already high quality Aussie Angus beef, it's aCtUaLLy pRoNoUnCeD "Queens Land", not "Queensland". Add us to the wheel already plsss 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@CircularSock]

my pants were on when this video started I swear

[@2MyCapo]

Never Eat Soggy Weet-Bix

[@slifer0081]

7:00 rainbolt, you are the one with the accent 😅

[@zpirateko2129]

There is no default accent. He does not have to pronounce Australian names with an Australian accent. That is stupid. How do you pronounce Arkansas, Maryland, or New York? What about Paris or Tokyo?

[@goldehh1069]

in london it's Nelly Eats Shredded Wheat (i dont know who nelly is)

[@jeffffff]

Wait he’s goated

[@Enderman0415]

just dont cheat if you think youre cheating mr noggin man

[@Nah771]

that uae pull was crazy

[@chrisgallagher2969]

Never eat soggy waffles

[@entspannter_hase]

Niemals ohne Seife waschen 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@kseniaklamut6214]

minus points for offending Poland :(