Amazing quiz. Funny how odd the normal outlines look when you are looking for missing pieces. "Is the black sea normally that big? Aren't there more islands in the pacific?"
I love this quiz because I've never stared so long at a blank space, convinced there is supposed to be a country there, but cannot work out what it is. Then I finish the quiz and realise that I'm going insane because there's never been a country there. Like some kind of Mandela Effect.
Would be nice if the quiz stated that none of the missing countries is smaller than (a given area), so people won't try to look for some small islands. Like Maldives, I'm pretty sure that Maldives aren't there.
I like how this quiz doesn't have countries missing where it would look like the world map is definitely wrong. Meaning that only experienced map-readers such as us JetPunkers would know where the world map looks slightly awry... the other quizzes like this one have, like, the US missing from the map, and it looks so weird
I came back to it a year later, and still super-easy. Especially once you realize most of the missing countries are either islands or touching the ocean.
It's funny how many people forget about New Zealand (not specifically targeting this quiz), plus, with the Mercator Map Projections, New Zealand appears larger than it really should be.
Cool quiz. Had everything correct except cyprus. I already thought i wasn't seeing something in africa or middle america, and din't pay attention to the mediterian sea
Sincerely, Sweden.
also, shameless plug to www.reddit.com/r/MapsWithoutNZ
Cannot believe the two I missed were Chile and Denmark but somehow I got Cyprus. LOL.
my own country Denmark was the first I fund missing
All countries visible at full zoom.
12/12 with 1:30 left, by the way :)
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Poor New Zealand :(