Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Challenge Link

This series will feature interesting and unique locations within the USA (50 states only, official Google coverage only). This is a no moving series with no time limit. Best of luck!

Series High Score: 20187, solarsensei

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/W0g7v1axrDelkkOw

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to challenge

This series will feature international airports from around the world. It is a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/zHDFDAOorBOaS4Xi

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to challenge

This series will feature cargo terminals at international airports from around the world. It is a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/dmbJFqtHFg4i9ajX

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to challenge

Welcome to a series that features diplomatic missions around the world. Embassies, consulates, representative offices, international organizations, and more are all included. Moving IS allowed and the time limit is five minutes.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

Link to challenge

The next installment in the series featuring locations at various international ports around the world. It's a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to post your walkthrough in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/PduBIqc29mrY7VYp

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Back to my usual lateness! I woke up this morning and it took a little while before it hit me that, "Oh right, it's Monday!"

I feel lucky with the two Japan rounds on Equitable Stochastic - usually even with moving, I can't find the town, but I got both - and both within the last few seconds of the round.

On ASP-Mexico R2, for some reason I saw Nuevo Leon and started scanning (and guessed in) San Luis Potosi. That was my worst showing on an otherwise very get-able seed, if you know the names of Mexico's states. I was very pleased that there were no 'capital guesser' moments on that seed, as well! My main goal of Equitable Stochastic was to to prevent Primate cities from dominating the game, and while it is an improvement, it really hasn't

This week has some overlap between the national and regional maps, as ASP-Iron Curtain contains the former East Germany.

Introduction

The Stochastic maps are large randomly-generated maps that use population data to place locations where people live. Generally, locations will be in populated areas, though rural areas with even a few structures nearby appear as well. I made these maps because most maps tend to focus on rural locations and meta-learnable locations, but I generally find urban areas more interesting to roam around. And while World is much more urban than it used to be, its distribution is perplexingly strange. I hope other people find them interesting as well.

I welcome any feedback about maps to include, mode + time settings, standings, summary statistics of interest and how they're displayed - whatever. Particularly, with the rotating country maps, please feel welcome to suggest any country you would like to see added to the list.

Challenges

Each week has 5 challenge links, with three standard maps (Stochastic Populated World, Equitable Stochastic Populated World, and Skewed Stochastic Populated World), and two other Stochastic maps chosen from rotating lists: One world or large-region map, and one country-specific map. The type of challenge (moving, no move, or no-move/pan/zoom) and duration are selected at random.

Standings

The top 5 players on each challenge link (myself excluded) are awarded series points: 5 points to 1st place, through 1 point for 5th place, with ties broken by the time taken. Ties in the all-time standings are broken by the sum of scores from all games played. (I might not stick with this standing scheme.)

Last Week

Stochastic Sunday #42 - 2024-11-03

Average score per round

Round difficulty, based on the average score compared to all rounds in the series so far, regardless of map and type:

• A Stochastic Populated World - M 240s

  1. BR: ⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,290 (665.8 km); Best: 369.8 m
  2. IN: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,203 (1,230.2 km); Best: 64.4 km
  3. CO: ⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,270 (388.4 km); Best: 3 m - GG Guybrush Threepwood!
  4. JP: ⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,540 (160.7 km); Best: 10 m - GG Przemek KR!
  5. JP: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,173 (302.9 km); Best: 29 m - GG plouky!

• An Equitable Stochastic Populated World - NM 90s

  1. MX: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 2,671 (2,336.4 km); Best: 207.4 km
  2. AL: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,007 (2,159.8 km); Best: 4.2 km
  3. US: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Avg: 1,128 (2,527.3 km); Best: 100.5 km
  4. HR: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,952 (380.8 km); Best: 1.6 km
  5. NL: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,934 (778.1 km); Best: 38.2 km

• A Skewed Stochastic Populated World - NMPZ 90s

  1. CH: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,535 (1,191.6 km); Best: 4.7 km
  2. ES: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️ - Avg: 2,135 (2,141.9 km); Best: 112.2 km
  3. HU: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,017 (340.0 km); Best: 124.5 km
  4. TR: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,206 (828.1 km); Best: 17.2 km
  5. IN: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,060 (882.0 km); Best: 104.1 km

• A Stochastic Populated Mexico - M 120s

  1. MX: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,424 (218.2 km); Best: 4 m - GG olympicsmatt!
  2. MX: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Avg: 861 (828.1 km); Best: 69 m - GG Ruffinnen!
  3. MX: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️ - Avg: 1,819 (903.5 km); Best: 1.3 km
  4. MX: ⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,322 (94.2 km); Best: 871.3 m
  5. MX: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 2,462 (612.7 km); Best: 17 m - GG plouky!

• A Rugged Populated World - NM 90s

  1. ES: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 2,741 (958.2 km); Best: 35.9 km
  2. ES: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,567 (843.2 km); Best: 103 m - GG plouky!
  3. CA: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 3,269 (1,099.6 km); Best: 606.0 m
  4. IT: ⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,349 (186.7 km); Best: 28.8 km
  5. CO: ⭐️⭐️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ - Avg: 4,210 (668.1 km); Best: 1.0 km

More Information

• Distribution information, FAQ, and calculation details
• Population data source: WorldPop Population Counts - Constrained Individual Countries - 2020 - 100m resolution

Map descriptions

A Stochastic Populated World: This map uses unadjusted population data, to give every person on earth an equal chance of appearing in the game, if there is Streetview coverage where they live.

An Equitable Stochastic Populated World: This map uses an adjusted population designed to increase the variety of locations that appear, while still favoring more populous countries and more populated areas.

A Skewed Stochastic Populated World: A stochastic homage to the famous A Skewed World, this map turns the camera to the side of the road, hiding the more widely known street-based clues.

A Stochastic Populated Germany: A map of Germany, why not?

A Stochastic Populated Iron Curtain: A map of European countries that were at some time behind the Iron Curtain, including Yugoslavia and East Germany (but not Russia).

Link to challenge

This series will feature international airports from around the world that do not receive regularly-scheduled or charter international flights, but still have the designation of an international airport for private flights, emergency landings, and other purposes. It is a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

Link to challenge

The next installment in the series featuring locations at various international border checkpoints. It's a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to post your walkthrough in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/vZHYdMz36XW8pyuC

Link to challenge

This series will feature college basketball arenas. We have some marquee matchups on the schedule this week, most notably the Champions Classic which will feature face-offs between #7 Duke and #23 Kentucky, as well as #1 Kansas and Michigan State.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

I posted some challenges in the sister subreddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/geoguessr/comments/1gmx2dt/oman_has_been_added_to_explorer_mode/

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to challenge

Welcome to a series that features diplomatic missions around the world. Embassies, consulates, representative offices, international organizations, and more are all included. Moving IS allowed and the time limit is five minutes.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

Link to challenge

This series will feature user-submitted photospheres and may be anywhere in the world. I hope you enjoy!

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.

Challenge Link

This series will feature interesting and unique locations within the USA (50 states only, official Google coverage only). This is a no moving series with no time limit. Best of luck!

Series High Score: 20187, solarsensei

The goal here is to get a perfect score, everyday, no matter how long it takes you. Of course you can move, pan and zoom.

Lowest time wins, although this is more a personal challenge, to be patient and persevere.

Comment below on how you found hints, what made it difficult... That's half the fun of the challenge!

Challenge link for today:

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/QV6t077qzrrKpmT4

Link to the Daily Challenge

This is a place for Reddit users to submit their scores for the official Daily Challenge (hopefully) without the results being tarnished by cheaters. This should be played as a [2] -- zooming/rotating, moving allowed but external assistance is prohibited. Feel free to leave any walkthroughs in your comments, concealed with a >!spoiler tag.!<

A bot will keep a leaderboard for the month. You'll notice two columns related to your scoring performance. The first of these columns is labeled Average and represents your average score among all games throughout the month. The second column is labeled Score and represents either: 1. The average of your top 15 performances, or 2. Your average score divided by 15 (if you have played less than 15 games). The leaderboard is sorted by Score. At the end of the month, the highest Score will be declared the winner, and the leaderboard will reset for the next month.

Why do we keep score this way? There were 3 potential options for scorekeeping:

1. Straight Average -- flawed because a player who only plays once but scores 25000 would likely win for the month.
2. Cumulative Total -- flawed because it unfairly favors those who are able to play every and is a severe disadvantage to those who miss even a single day.
3. Score of top 15 -- the method currently in use, it allows for some leeway for those not able to play daily, but at the same time, it's beneficial to those who are able to play more than 15 times. After 15 plays, each new score will bump out the previous lowest score.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight UTC, which coincides with the time that this post will go live each day. So essentially, make sure that you're commenting your score with its corresponding post.

HALL OF FAME

Summary of top 3 performances:

Top 10 Individual Personal Bests All-Time:

Link to challenge

This series will feature international airports from around the world. It is a [3] so moving is not allowed.

Please feel free to leave your walkthroughs in the comments, I enjoy reading them and the feedback can be helpful.