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Europe City Skylines By Photo

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As quickly as possible, name the European cities shown in each of 50 random skyline photos chosen among about the largest European cities.

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darin

1 year ago

Any issues with pics/cities, let me know.

prcstntr

1 year ago

Reply to darin

A lot of them seem really odd size, like only taking up a tiny portion of the picture box. Makes it hard to see. For instance, Vienna, Kharkiv, Rotterdam, London, Dnipro, Birmingham (almost normal width but bottom seems to be cut off).

broccolilovr

1 year ago

Reply to prcstntr

Those cities were fine for me, but I had that cutting-off-issue with other images. Also some images were very small. It looked like an internet issue, but it’s weird that it only happens with some pictures.

deep-thot

1 year ago

It seems like you only get to see what the previous city was if you actively skip it, if the 30s timer runs out the “Last City” field is unchanged