haha this was awesome, thanks for the shout !

@Kevn808

Жыл бұрын

Oh nice it’s actually you

@Marioooo351

Жыл бұрын

Woo!

@DylanO18541

Жыл бұрын

No life

@blurrberrry6969

Жыл бұрын

king getting recognition!

@antoinepallascio3944

Жыл бұрын

@@DylanO18541 its what we call having education… you know what you dont have

Geoguessr: **shows moon** Tim: Upstate, New York

@OvidiusL

Жыл бұрын

Αmericans

@Andrew-ct5we

Жыл бұрын

Geoguessr: *shows Upstate New York* Tim: "thats gotta be like latvalithuestonia or something" Tim (.1 sec later): "FUCK"

@minch333

Жыл бұрын

Rainbolt has actually done geoguessr for the moon

@wandering_guy

Жыл бұрын

@@minch333 No way !! Is there any YT link of that?

@danieltodd9038

Жыл бұрын

@@OvidiusL Isn't the Rainbolt dude, who is one of the best in the world, American as well?

Rainbolt is a beast. He's been hosting and streaming tourneys for the community for a while now, people should go give him some love!

@haraldsbaumanis

Жыл бұрын

And there you see that there are many players that are way better than Rainbolt. People pinpointing the exact location within meters super fast... crazy

@farrel_ra

Жыл бұрын

@@haraldsbaumanis Geostique is the best am i right?

@charaxofgythium4863

Жыл бұрын

@@farrel_ra Correct.

@BurgoYT

Жыл бұрын

@@farrel_ra yeah stique has to be the best

@yuurrrrrrrr1

Жыл бұрын

@@haraldsbaumanis georainbolt started 12months ago

Hearing Tim call himself stupid is the equivalent of a blind man calling himself blind

@retrohipster1060

11 ай бұрын

Oh that's fucked bro. 😂

@bonethestone1335

16 күн бұрын

Like we know

Yeah he's played so much he just knows all the meta. The cars, the camera defects, the road markings, the license plates, the types of cars, geography, vegetation, etc

@wesleyn6157

Жыл бұрын

dont forget the dirt!

@Thomson07

Жыл бұрын

you can improve massively in this game just by knowing to look where the sun is and what countries drive on the left or right. Also know which countries have coverage and which ones dont.

@kalebjensen3321

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s also a lot of times he’s just been in the same spot before when previously playing and he memorizes where it was.

@autosemimatic6071

Жыл бұрын

@@kalebjensen3321 thats just wrong lol theres only a few spots in the entire area where people know that theyve seen it before. Theres like 50k+ locations, he doesnt memorize all 50k or even close to more than 1 or 2 roads that are known well in the community

@shawnf5260

Жыл бұрын

@@kalebjensen3321 it would be far more impressive to memorize the 13+ million locations throughout the maps then it is to just get good at the game

he was actually 10/10 for getting the right country on the 0.1 second rounds, he guessed mainland Malaysia but the location was in the section of Malaysia that is on the island. Insane.

@charlieheaphy4591

Жыл бұрын

Wrong way round I think, he guessed borneo and it was mainland. Apologies if I’m wrong tho

@alphaexpress6881

Жыл бұрын

​@@charlieheaphy4591 mainland Malaysia is Penninsular Malaysia not on Borneo

“Screams it, huh?” Has me dying

Rainbolt: *sees air* also Rainbolt: Yep that's the nuclear bunker in the middle of the Amazonas rain forest northeast of South Korea.

@donkbonktj5773

10 ай бұрын

We'll take that

Earlyyyy on this one. Dude is a walking breathing Google maps.

if he was kidnapped to a different country, he could identify the county/province and call the US Army to heli lift him out of there.

@nicohaerling7077

Жыл бұрын

If they fuck up a blindfold at all they’re DONE.

You’ve got to do this with chat, they would go bananas for it. Rainbolt is pretty nice, I’m sure he’d be happy to teach too

Tim should do a video where he guesses what foods come from what countries

@PartyLife5

Жыл бұрын

Knowing Tim, he'll say tortillas are from Albania

@dockhunter6353

Жыл бұрын

@@PartyLife5 or upstate new york

@wat5709

Жыл бұрын

“This looks like it’s upstate New York”

@RubyPiec

Жыл бұрын

the background of this image of food looks like brazilian dirt

@CatWith-AHat

Жыл бұрын

That will end up like the bar scene from talladega nights...

He is cracked he remembered poles grass cameras and signs that's impressive asf for so many countries

@farrel_ra

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

Rainbolt: *Analyzes the entire scenery Tim: "TREES" yes Tim...it's a tree

This is experience Tim, like how you've played so much Warzone, that you know how to slide cancel, and practice good recoil control. This man has played so much that he knows a good pole when he sees it.

Bro imagine trying to kidnap him, and you don't take his phone because you're 17 miles deep into the woods in a random cabin in a random country nobody has ever heard of before thinking that he'll never be able to tell anybody where he is and he'll never be found. Rookie mistake.

Can't lie, every time Tim says upstate New York, I feel like It could be rural Canada.😂

I think rift is like a camera defect that occured with the camera used in a particular region.

Mans keyboard and mouse takes a beating.

Rainbolt: You see this stone wall, and there’s this truck right here……def Yucatán Peninsula Mexico area.

Bollards were originally waist-high metal posts made from decommissioned cannons. The original bollards were fat at the bottom, thinner at the top (think a galleon cannon) with a cannonball fixed halfway out the barrel to give it a rounded dome top.

The only way this dude is this good is either A he travels a lot. Or B he plays this game A LOT

@solomondecksheimer137

Жыл бұрын

Lots of playing the game and remembering bollards, signs, and power poles.

@Arnorian

Жыл бұрын

There are tons of reddit posts with all the different signs, cars, license plates, fauna/flora, camera quality etc for all the countries, so it is a mix of playing alot and just studying these posts.

@xrumich3896

Жыл бұрын

nah they have metas you can study, if u have no life you can study the game and u can do it easy

@solomondecksheimer137

Жыл бұрын

@@xrumich3896 i do google maps, the easiest way to explain it is memorizing signs and stuff. your average person wont know the monkey puzzle tree or wide gaps between road lines.

@really387

Жыл бұрын

Wow you must be genius.

This is gonna be good. Yes, he played and studied this game for a year non stop. Credit geowizard for inspiring him. Highly recommend Ludwig's duels with him, they're hilarious. Don't feel bad for not knowing. There's a ton of little meta things that will tell you where you are if you know what to look for.

As a finn I have to say I instantly knew the ones from Finland so I can understand that you can learn to get good at it to some extent. But dang, 190+ countries with that accuracy, unreal 😂

@sueedenjin

Жыл бұрын

As a swede I thought "is that northern Sweden? No northern Finland" in about the same time as Rainbolt. To be able to do the same for the entire globe is impressive

@antimony4127

Жыл бұрын

geoguessr doesnt have all 196 countries which makes it kinda easier to learn

@babasoor7585

Жыл бұрын

Sama!

@snowfloofcathug

Жыл бұрын

“Only” about 100 countries on Google Maps I believe he’s said

I love how he just obviously knows where every car is from

This guy hasnt even been playing Geoguesser that long he learned about it from watching Ludwig play it. which makes it that much more incredible imo

@santoshacharya2994

Жыл бұрын

ludwig better at guessing Polish trees

@MrMrtony251

Жыл бұрын

He learnt it from Geowizard not Ludwig

@yoslo6832

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMrtony251 he literally said it was Geowizard and Ludwig. Not just one or the other

@Worldly_Pitfall3

Жыл бұрын

@@yoslo6832 more geowizard because Ludwig isn’t that good

@yoslo6832

Жыл бұрын

@@Worldly_Pitfall3 Doesn't matter how good someone is to inspire someone else to play

Love offline content, maybe bring in a guest in some videos for the reactions.

5:30 Ah yes, the famous New York desert lmao

This was fascinating and also find this Kind of Sense or Knowledge, a Bit essential. Great gut! Thanks for sharing

I think CIA would love to have a guy like him

@stefanstefanov4821

Жыл бұрын

For what ? everything he can do is waste time on a game with maps.

@checknow1235163

Жыл бұрын

@@stefanstefanov4821 And you wasted time posting this comment.

@pmp1337

Жыл бұрын

@@stefanstefanov4821 With his knowledge he can pinpoint the position of people just by looking at selfies they took on the street.

@stefanstefanov4821

Жыл бұрын

@@pmp1337 He cannot do that :D you really dont now how the real world woks. most of the places in the world are not showed on streetview, CIA or just any other agency can triangulate, where is this position.... you two are so basic, this world doesnt work around some shitty youtuber or gamer.

@PhilGerb93

Жыл бұрын

@@pmp1337 That information is already in the pictures lmao

React to GeoStique next, the guy's insane and can be on the road in seconds!

@ryanhahn3651

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! I started watching Rainbolt’s tourneys a while ago and then very quickly I learned who #1 is. Stique is quite amazing

love u tim, keep up the great work

They should just take him blindfolded to random places and see if he can figure it out😂

@gabrielstarling526

Жыл бұрын

Hey actually did that in a video, look up rainbolt blindfolded

12:49 - Pretty standard he says. This guy is amazing. Subbing for sure.

@EnzoDesignsHD

Жыл бұрын

The Kenya one is actually pretty easy as it’s the only google maps car with a hood snorkel

@flame60

Жыл бұрын

@@EnzoDesignsHD snorkel meta is probably the most known meta

@markjestermatote7774

Жыл бұрын

@@flame60 along with the tape and the rift

@flame60

Жыл бұрын

@@markjestermatote7774 and mongolia car

8:47 I wish his eye tracker went up and down my pole 😩

We need a Reaction video with Wipz in the video would be so cool😂

Swear to jeebus, before I clicked this vid I thought to myself, "Rainbolt is so humble and knows a ton of people are, 'better' than him. He wouldn't even say he's Top 5." I'm not joking I legit thought this, and then Tim says 0:05 felt like a mind read

"I'm gonna say what I'm thinkin' here...I'm lookin' at this...ummm, I'm gonna go...yeah I'm gonna go....actually dood, maybe like...Bahamas or somethin'? - Great thinkin' Timmy!

Best line ever. "Screams it ah?" 😂😂😂

At the end, I literally blinked and he already answered. Like, how?! Lmao

Stique is the best. Rain even says so himself in his tournament videos.

Dude is epic, see if you can do a co-op stream with him. Goal being to get closer one time than him lol

@gnarxy

Жыл бұрын

that would be like Tim challenging Jesus to a 100 yard sprint across a lake

@RiconR

Жыл бұрын

@@gnarxy the way i cackled 💀💀💀

4:23 “screams it huh” 😂

I need tim to do a New York geo guesser!

This guys got to be on the spectrum with skills like that

@tripxez8478

3 ай бұрын

A bit a acoustic

This is some straight up Rain Man ish. The guy is a savant of geography.

This man is never getting lost.

google maps is down worldwide rainbolt: 'oh sorry guys, i had to take a break for a few hours' LOL

As someone who is also extremely good at GeoGuessr, I do believe anyone can get some what good at this game, although it really depends. It’s a mixture of a Photographic memory, revising meta (Signs, Power Poles, Road Lines, Flora, Area Codes, Architecture, Bollards, Cars, Language etc) Although region guessing requires mainly a photographic memory to some extent, and of course, by simply playing a lot the need for a photographic memory decreases, I can play this game after a year and still know what a specific region of a country looks like as my memory is photographic so I can simply compare the image on screen, to images I’ve seen before in the past.

@dovos8572

Жыл бұрын

it is mostly training and training. even a photographic memory won't help you if you don't train to use it correctly from an early age on. it doens't really matter how "talented" you are. you still need hundrets to thousands of hours to learn and refine skills you learn. a person with some talent like photographic memory might have it a bit easier in lerning memory based skills but that is mostly because that person learns to use that from an early age on. it is always easier to learn a new instrument if you have already learned another instrument and build a good foundation on how music works through hundrets of hours of training.

@tomo1861

Жыл бұрын

@@dovos8572 Exactly man, I was lucky enough at a young age that my grandad would sit there for hours with me going through the Atlas, looking at countries, flags, capitals etc, I am lucky in that perspective as my brain was trained from a young age. What’s remarkable is that there is no scientific proof a ‘Photographic Memory’ exists. It really does hi-light how true your point is about training, I myself believe that the brain is an incredibly powerful thing, and activation of it when young is extremely detrimental in determining later intelligence in life, and at least here there is scientific proof that that is somewhat true.

@dovos8572

Жыл бұрын

@@tomo1861 I like to ask how a child is supposed to know how and in what structure it should memorize things. The kindergarten or school isn't teaching that. Most parents don't even think about the possibility to teach a child something like that because nobody thought them how to rise a child and what it should learn in the pre kindergarten time. They might get a generic answer like"let it do sports" or " let it learn an instrument" but that isn't an actual answer to the question. So the child has to reinvent the wheel on how to learn alone without a base it can learn from. Inventing a wheel might sound simple but it isn't done with "make it round". What radius is the best? Too big and it might not be able to turn it. Too small and it won't be able to get forwards fast enough to keep up. How wide should the wheel be? Too thin and it might get stuck in every softer or lose ground. Too wide and it might have too much friction against the ground and won't be able to turn. How should the inside of the wheel look like? What material do you use? How should the tire surface look like? On what types of ground does it even have to roll? And that is only one wheel. everything else of the car that gives the child a smooth ride through life is still missing

@OvidiusL

Жыл бұрын

To get good you must not be from USA

the crazy thing is, he isn't even the best geoguessr player in his friend group

This all seems impossible till your own area pops up and you recognize it immediately

Every time he says rift I think of Dragon Age: Origins. "Quickly, you have to close the rift!!" 😂😂

Who still can't believe him?😂 I can't still with that

@PoisonedArrowGR

Жыл бұрын

For people like me that play the game every day for 2 years what rainbolt does is not even that impressive. There a lot more people better than him that can find the exact spot on the map within 15 seconds or so, so trust me he's not faking it.

@dzongwanefouillot3901

Жыл бұрын

@@PoisonedArrowGR yeah I see what you mean but for a guy like me he must be hacking or something even luck couldn't be that lucky😂

@PoisonedArrowGR

Жыл бұрын

@@dzongwanefouillot3901 hahaha i get it, but i can say for sure he isn't hacking, when you play the game so much you start to get the country vibes without knowing how exactly i can't explain it better.

@truelegend816

Жыл бұрын

There's a whole community of pros(some even better than him) that he hosts tournaments for every week. It's not fake

Big fan of Rainbolt but you gotta check out his tournaments. There are soooo many insane players out there!

a bollard is a post intended to mark driving stuff, as far as i can tell, they're also the things that protect like gas line mains and transformers from a car smashing into them. sometimes they even have lights in them

Tim for the offline videos you should have whips’ commentary kinda like chat is normally that would add a little more comedy possibilities

I believe this guy has a photographic memory. I do as well according to doctors but my dyslexia definitely gets in the way😶

@Rubmaster

Жыл бұрын

I have perfect memory too, but my ADD makes it hard to remember it in correct order 😅

@ChiefBangarang

Жыл бұрын

@@Rubmaster Aye I Hear Ya!!! There's a bunch of free government level mind exercises you can find online that used to cost a fortune in the early 2000s that have Helped me Big time Mate! If you have that gift, apparently what I'm slowly recently learning is that there are so many ways to sharpen it and or define it 🤙

@toxicgracie3772

Жыл бұрын

Why

@Josh_17

Жыл бұрын

I remember watching a guy on a show about extraordinary talents.. he was a photographic memory artist & he took a Helicopter tour of New York to map out his painting. He perfectly drew a cluster of buildings to the exact detail, and the producers were so mind blown they even had landscape experts analyse it, just to confirm. I wish I could recall the name of the show to reference it.

@ChiefBangarang

Жыл бұрын

@@toxicgracie3772 why what?

Sorry but I can't believe him. He sees a road boom got the place Naaaah 😂

@deathshealer9102

Жыл бұрын

Same he’s straight up bull shittin everyone lol

@frozencrow8735

Жыл бұрын

He does it live too in tournaments

6:56 *looks at a Ford* "this truck is very common in Mexico"

Why tf did I enjoy this video more than I thought I would lmao

The logic Tim uses always astounds me. Video say there is a rift in the sky, while also looking at the sky, there is a single thing in the frame. Tim - idk what the fuck a rift is

He knows the 'meta' for geoguesser so well it's crazy, meanwhile Tim thinks literally everywhere is upstate Newyork and could hardly name another country if he had to anyway lol

That is just insane. I couldnt even see anything on those .1 second ones. Lol.

This guy seriously needs to join the military for counterintelligence

funny thing is that as awesome Rainbolt is (both as geoguesser and entertainer), he is far from best in the world..check out guys like stique, boky, gauch, kurt..

he's not top five but, he is very good

The "rift" was just a crack in the sky. Also the birch is rly common in finland ngl. And he got 10/10 on the 0.1 second ones, he just got the wrong island lol

this man has never been lost a day in his life.

Not to say Rainbolt isnt a God at what he does and extremelly intelligent, to explain how the Geoguessr guesses work is that there are websites, discord channels, community chats and excel sheets dedicated to sharing and explaining knowledge such as: country specific pole designs, number plates, camera quality, rifts in the sky, colours of google cars, antenas on google cars, lines on the road, where the google car has been and is allowed to be ( there are 195 countries on earth, but only around 100 represented on Geoguessr ) etc. Just by memorizing and spending daily time on these forums and information sites, you can improve your game by a lot. He of course has talent and travels which can only help him out more.

I love rainbolt and he got me into Geoguesser but it's crazy to say but he's probably not even top 5.

@Canadagraphs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Hes great. But hes just the best at marketing. When you watch the tourneys, the amount of times 1 of the commentators has to correct him on his first feeling, theres a reason hes only made the finals of his tourneys once or twice. Hes a great player, but I'd be hesitant to put him in my top 20. But at marketing himself? Far & away #1.

That man knows his poles 🤣

3:45 i mean these houses are really distinctive but thats the only one of these places i got 😂😂

Bruh gps is overrated just bring him

The funny thing is he isn’t even the best or closest to being the best

Rainbolt and TTT collab would be sick 👀

12:13 bro really said: 🐦 *chirp*

Just a suggestion, when you do reacts put the video link in description so it makes it easier for viewers to go to their channels, just mentioning their name isn’t enough since most will ignore it or forget it or not look it up or mishear it etc

title should say "one of"

The amount of dedication this takes is crazy..

The FBI could use a guy like this with these type of skills lol

Mr. Rainbolt 👨 is not ❌ the top ⬆ GeoGuessr player 📍 in the world. 🌐 That distinction 👑 is often considered 🤓 to belong to a Dutch 🇳🇱 teenager who 👶 goes by GeoStique 💯

That UK one in North Devon is literally where I have just moved house, drove that road this morning

this was comedy gold

2:19 Just a casual rift in the space time continuum

You talk about knowledge from experience bordering on supernatural. I used to play so much of the rouge-like Torchlight that I could anticipate the chunk loadout of the "randomized" map. It got weird, but something about conscious clues almost becoming subconsciously read is the line were it gets weird. It's like muscle memory, you can train at being better merely in terms of consistency. It's like reading movement in Warzone without sight, and cracking somebody through a wall on a shot in the dark.

U can’t tell him to go outside, he memorized it

I couldn't even see the picture on the 0.1 second one... LOL

if i ever get lost im asking rainbolt for directions

Tim do a video on stream where he teaches you geo guesser… that shit would bang

Okay why is he just SMACKING his space bar😂😂😂 good on the guy tho that’s super impressive

At this point, the guy has played this so much, that I bet he just knows every location generated by a glance

Man got an eyetracker only to not look at anything, go straight into plopping down his guess on the map and getting it damn near spot on

hahahaha quick scoping google maps is wild to me

Its a combination of trees, roads, the sky, the signs, the sun, the houses, the cars.

This guy will never get lost anywhere he can just look at a pole and know where he is

Rainbolt is just out here waiting for Earth 2 to release to give him a challenge.

Tim - you should do a video where he coaches you on geoguesser

Tim just guesses NY on everything 🤣

Man if this guy gets kidnapped don’t let him see anything he’ll know instantly 😂

Wow there’s some trees… “Tim: UPSTATE NEW YORK!!!!!”