Is this more or less the same period during which the Ivory Coast announced that it must be called Cote d'Ivoire? (and, with which, to this day, JetPunk hasn't seen fit to comply).
Update: It is completed! It can't use the yellow-box feature due to the way the scrambling algorithm works on JetPunk, but it works well enough I think!
Every European nation is represented, it's just because some countries have more population centres that skew the chances of smaller countries appearing.
I got no UK cities first time and then 4 next up. Germany 6-1. It is pretty random, but that's better than eliminating Russia as a possible answer when you've guessed the first one, I suppose.
Lol wow I just did it twice in a row and both times I finished with exactly 1:40 left also I did it a different time and despite missing only 1 of them I only beat 71% of test takers... People doing this quiz really know their European cities!
I mixed up Mercia with Murcia and I really didnt get what else it could be but uk... I thought maybe there is a duplicate and tried all western countries (stopped right before spain haha, did all but spain italy and greece...) after uk like 3 times and ireland and uk spelled out...
Welcome to the world of randomness. It would be a lot less random to get 1 from each country than to get clusters of answers. But anyway, there are 202 possible answers, and there are more answers in bigger countries because these have the more recognisable city names. They are all either in top 200 by population, or are capitals of their country.
I had 7 from Russia, 3 from France, 2 from Ukraine, Germany, UK, and 1 from Turkey, Belgium, Austria, and North Macedonia. So uh... little bit of diversity I guess but it really wanted me to guess Slavic countries
On 17 May 2016 the Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic to the United Nations informed the UN that the short name to be used for the country is Czechia.
Random Scrambled Capital to Country
Names are confusing ! :)
My second try has eight cities from Russia, five of which were in a row.
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