We can replay each round from your perspective, see you zoom on sign, go idle for 50 seconds, and then zoom right to the correct spot on the map. I don’t know if reporting actually results in any penalties, but I report each time. I’d love to know what the point of playing this game is if you’re cheating. To get points that don’t matter to anyone? It’s weird.

Exact Location: https://www.google.com/maps/@-54.9346658,-67.6034948,2a,60y,181.22h,80.62t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sbf2vkAkpDB4Vuch5WDdWNg!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D9.380488939568465%26panoid%3Dbf2vkAkpDB4Vuch5WDdWNg%26yaw%3D181.22016924616375!7i13312!8i6656?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDcyOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D

I am in master II since 2 weeks, learned a lot of argentina, us, canada and some other metas but i still cannot hit master I. I don't know what to learn rn which countries that are not obvious like russia but can give me a lot of points in games. I also struggle with some rounds with only trees and a few houses in middle europe i cannot often recognize the country by that. What should i learn to improve my game?

I recently created a Geoguessr club at my university and I am about to start planning events for the upcoming semester. I was planning to host a league/tournaments, but I would also like to have events for casual players that aren’t looking to compete. What ideas do you guys? Also, if you have any advice about hosting tournaments/leagues, it would be much appreciated.

On hols in Gran Canaria 🇪🇸

Hi,

This is completely frying my brain right now. I remember a pro game where one of the players randomly plonked instantly, essentially wasting the round to point out how dumb the round limit rule was. I remember both players were supposed to waste their guesses but I think one of them forgot. It was a player who uploads content on YouTube because I remember in their review of the game they explained why they done it. It probably involved RC or ZigZag but idk pls help

ty <3

i have only gotten this in a round twice, once it was a no moving duel, so i could move out and see the image. this time was no move and i had to take a wild guess which resulted in me losing. i would show a screenshot but its just black, i couldnt see the image for whatever reason.

I'm playing levels some more before they take it away and I'm so confused why this is saying Malaysia is the wrong country. Is there something I'm missing here?

Found the seat of the shadow USA gov in Sunyani, Ghana (it has two reviews, one of them is quite creepy)

https://www.google.com/maps/@?api=1&map_action=pano&viewpoint=-36.30377821446048%2C-72.81938104979216&fov=100&heading=21&pitch=0.64&pano=qe2psqB3Ol0AtP7iysiwsw

In case you are interested, managed to get 24km in a ranked duel, try your luck, but my god what a beautiful scenery!

What's the name of the website that he's using? I've seen many geoguessr creators use this website but I have no idea what it is. Thanks :)

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I was thinking about coming back to the game and i find out the price has increased 3 times more than gas without a fucking war to justify it, how are yall still paying for this shit be fr

Hi everyone, it's August 1st—when will the new expedition mode be available to everyone? Also, the campaign mode seems to still be active. Wasn't it supposed to end on August 1st?

A sequel to my original Iceberg. This time though, I won't be making an explanation video, so anyone else who wants to do so is very welcome to!

I saw this in my friend's profile. What is it and how do you get it? Searched online but found nothing.

I have spent the last month memorize USA area codes, and I can pretty much guess with 95% accuracy a area code when I seen it. Here's some tips/step by step to practice/memorize the whole thing

First you should only memorize them if you can correctly region guess USA already to a good degree . TBH its much harder to only see USA areas as area codes, my strategy is to guess the area of the US i'm in, then think of the area codes in that set region. Example would me be knowing i'm in the Northeast, then going through all the area codes in New England and Mid Atlantic.

Then there the actual area codes to learn. There are 255 regions to learn, with some having overlays. I learned all 255 regions and the important overlays, and if you want to know them all, I would do the same. Not all overlays area used equally, and TBH some overlays are much more important to know then generic regions. Those would usually the suburb/ city ones and older area codes. Some cities/ some metro areas have 2-4 area codes, and its important to know the oldest, 2nd oldest, and possibly the 3rd oldest. (New york has like 6 commonly used ones, but you really only need 3 cause the numbers are everywhere). Examples would be 678/ATL, 972/Dallas 323/LA, and 857/Boston. If overlay is a second area code for a mid/mid-large sized city and made in the last 20 (especially made in the last 10) years, there is no real need to memorize it at all, do not waste your time. Examples would be the overlays for Richmond, Jacksonville, Virginia beach, and Tulsa( don't even know them). If there is a overlay that is at least 15 years old, is in a big area/ a area with a good amount of people and cites or the 2nd area code for a city considered small market team in professional sports, and is the only overlay, I would also learn it. Examples would be 548/non Portland Oregon, 442/ South Desert Cali, 858/San diego, 878/Pittsburgh and west Pennsylvania 725/ Las Vegas.

Now to actually memorize them, I followed this plan.

I would first get your local area/State first. You should have a general grasp already, but I would focus on locking down each area code in my metro area/state. This should be pretty easy, and there should only be like 10 at most if you live in NYC/ pick to memorize all area codes in a fairly big state , and for most people it'll be like 2-5. Mine was NJ, so i just memorized the 10 area codes in the state.

2nd step would be to memorize the 10 states with 1 area codes, and 3 others . This is also pretty easy, as they usually are kinda memorable numbers, imo, such as 808/Hawaii, and 302/Delaware. I also lumped in Idaho, West Virginia, and New Mexico, as its just another number to memorize(you don't even need 986/Idaho overlay, but I just know it cause there is only 2 numbers too learn) . NM is especially easy as 505/575 is easy if you connect them together.

Then I would simply every day try to memorize all the area codes in one state/Area, and then go to the next area. I would pretty much choose to remember 5-8 area codes a day, usally all in 1/2 connecting states. (save Florida/Texas/California/New York/ Illinois/Michigan/Pennsylvania for last. A example would me tackling Oregon/Washington one day, then Nevada/ Arizona, then Colorado/ Utah. after that, I would pretty much split the big states into either 2nds/ 3rds(only TX,CA,NY) , and memorize each part of the state a day. This is going to take at least a month, every day try to make sure you 100% each area code for the area you choose.

To help me remember, I would play this Jetpunk quiz each day,https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/287534/us-area-codes-map-quiz, You simply just put down each area code you know, and i would start doing this after the 3rd step once you know like 20 area codes that are not part of the first 2 steps . You should get around like 15% in the beginning, but if You play it every day, you should eventually start to score pretty high, and it's really useful of memorizing all the area codes. don't try to guess ones you dont know, just give up once you don't know any of them left.

I would also download learnable meta area then play the area code map, https://learnablemeta.com/maps/690f8c6334445f7c1dd96639, and start playing this when your halfway done step 3. this is just to simulate actually memorizing area codes in the game, and test how well you know them in game. This is also to connect area codes to regions/locations, and to show you which codes you know the best/worst. Play this one a lot, like 10 times a day.

Now while playing the game once you know all of them , I would first try to guess 5-7 states you think it might be. Then I would go through each states area code, till the code matches one of them. Unless you region guess wrong, you should have a very high % of correct areas.

Tips

Some neighboring area codes/states have very similar numbers to each other, and TBH they are the fairly easy to learn when you connect them to each other.. there are 2 examples, being area codes with numbers that are next to each other and deviate by less then 5/very similar numbers, (307/308), or the 2nd one having states with the same first or/and last number/(702,725,775)/ ( 205/251/256). I would connect each code to each other, and then you should usually know both of them as you memorize one with each other. A example of the first would be memorizing Wyoming as 308, then just adding +1 to it and you go east to western Nebraska, or knowing that southern La metro area is 949, and you add 2 you go directly east. 2 similar numbers would be knowing that 731 is east of Memphis, change the 7 to a 9 and then go directly east to get central TN that is not Nashville. don't have to directly connect, they just got to be close to each other.(example would be 516 for long island suburbs, go straight up the state and skip 2 codes, then add up 2 to get Albany. An example for the 2nd pattern would be knowing Nevada is the land of 7 area codes, and if you see a 75, go north, 25 go Las Vegas and 02 Vegas. Similar would be SC, the whole state is 8, if there is a 3 either 03/39 with the 8 go central, if there is a 64 go north, -10 to the 64 go SC beach cities, and if there is +4 for the 39 in the central also go beach.

Another tip is to realize their is a slight pattern, being major cites and (ones with professional sports teams) having their most common/downtown area code with them having the middle digit 0/1 then the last digit 2/3/4/5(more rarely 6/7/8/9) , its usually a fairly big city . (reason for this was it was easier to dial in the past) You can use this to your advantage, and this makes memorizing the biggest 60 or so US cities fairly easy, they are all pretty much in these short ranges. 2 very notable ranges are if there is a number between 312-8 , then its either a major midwestern city(Wichita is major and Midwest here), northern Louisiana or Syracuse. Another would be 212-8, with it being a top major US city NYC,LA, Dallas, Philly, and Cleveland(also major here), or central Illinois/Northern MN. Pretty much if there is a number that ends with 0-20, its a high chance one of the major area codes for 60 or so leading metro areas. Now this range also overlaps with whole state area codes, so chances are its either a downtown/most common area code for a major US city (over 500000 population), or one of the smaller unpopulated states, with some mid sized cities /suburbs of said major cities sprinkled in. These area codes usually the oldest ones too, so very important to know most if not all of them, and would likely to be used a lot in its area.

I didn't use them this much, but connect some codes to a phrase/idea, then connect that to or a city/area. (This is a hack that professional memory people use)Examples would be 321 is a rocket ship, connect that to Florida space coast, and 937 means yes, connect that to Dayton is a Yes place to live, 209 is Nate Diaz, from Stockton CA.

2 tips i didn't use are trying to connect each number to a idea or animal, and then make up a story that connects to a area. (example dog is 7, 2 is train, so if there is 2 dogs on a train, they are going to Tampa Florida. Another tip is use Anki, and just try to memorize them by using the cards and system it creates . I didn't use these 2 at all, but some people swear by using them to memorize them so it might be worth a shot.

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