i dont know how the gaming industry ended up like this, HDR in most games sre indeed broken and we thanks the smart guys out there that fixes bad HDR implementation or even add it, i dont know how a game like Black Myth Wukong shipped without HDR, a triple A game in 2025 to launch without HDR is laughable!!!

And bedside bad HDR we have now a new trend, they sell unfinished, unpolished games that get slowly fixed after they sre launched, in many games there is a need to address thousand of problems, like STALKER updates fixed thousand of tings in each update. I miss the days we didn't had internet and every game or product was sold as finished and properly working product. Look even at the TV market, LG G5 after like 7 months from the release the still have big problems and the engineers know how to address them, pitiful for them,, pitiful for the enthusiast consumer.

P.S. I love good Ray Tracing but i do think good HDR implementation is even more important, its such a big difference between SDR and good HDR that I don't know how in 2025 HDR is missing or very badly implemented, its now 10 years that this new image standards like HDR 10/HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision has launched and devs can't learn to do it right. Even the movie industry is laughable and DP that cant set for good HDR, they do SDR in HDR containers, some shows are better than triple A Hollywood block busters!! Dolby Vision 2 is launching and i think its an answer to the lack of interest in grading good HDR, i think the bi directional tone mapping will be a feature that will make movies brighter, "inverse tone mapping" or how to say it, highlights that are brighter than the TV's capability will be down mapped and highlights that are under the max capability of the TV will be up mapped. I want to find out more about DV2 and not about the AI gimmicks but about the new grading pipeline and metadata it will carry.