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Geoguessr Mini Challenges (Ongoing)
Geoguessr is a game that drops you somewhere in the world in google street view and you need to figure out where you are. For this contest you are tasked to try out one of my two custom geoguessr challenges that I created using Geosettr . After you attempt one of my challenges, submit your score in the comments below. Then whoever gets the highest score will choose the theme of a mini challenge that you all will submit cards for. (There will be two mini challenges going at the same time. One for the winner of each challenge.) Then the winners of the two minichallenges will make (or have me make) the next geoguessr challenges, and so on for as long as people are interested.
There are two challenges. One is hard; one is easier. You can do one or both.
Hard
Easy
If the first round doesn't show up. Just guess and go on to the second round. It will work.
There are two challenges. One is hard; one is easier. You can do one or both.
Hard
Easy
If the first round doesn't show up. Just guess and go on to the second round. It will work.
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Comments
1. No cheating. The only map you can use is the guessing map on the right. No looking at google maps. Also, you can't use any outside sources to help you. No googling the name of a place or anything.
2. When you finish the challenge for the first time, you must submit your score. No retaking it and then submitting it.
3. You can make your own for people to try, but they won't count towards the contest
For me the first map doesn't always work. If that is the case just guess and move on to the second one. It should start working then.
Hard: 4712
Ok, let's see.
#1. Never heard of smoked milk, but it definitely seems like something they'd drink up north somewhere. So I'll guess Scandinavian.
#2 China
#3 I think it might be Celtic
#4 Pretty sure it's Russian
easy:http://url.geoguessr.com/91wU
If you guys want to link your results that would be cool, but you don't have to. Also it would be a good idea to still leave your score so it can be compared to others.