MLB The Show 22 Patch #3 Available Now - Patch Notes

[CBoller1331]

Quote: Originally Posted by DonkeyJote

Astros were added in Game Update 3 (on the 13th) Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk

Oh gotcha...I didn't realize that came in the last update. Yeah I think we definitely get one this week then

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[DonkeyJote]

Quote: Originally Posted by CBoller1331

Oh gotcha...I didn't realize that came in the last update. Yeah I think we definitely get one this week then Sent from my SM-G930VL using Operation Sports mobile app

Yeah, for the first couple they've added them in an update a week before they were to be worn. And then they launch a DD program for them a couple days before that. I wouldn't be surprised if there was an update tomorrow or Monday. And the program in DD will go up Friday.

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[AUTiger1]

Quote: Originally Posted by buggs1a3775

If I set use Dolby vision for games in the Xbox settings it looks worse to me then just hdr without it. So I don’t have it enabled. I don’t like the way it looks really.

I play on PS4 and IMO the game looks better without HDR enabled. With HDR enabled the game looks very washed out but with it turned off the game looks very clear and alive. Now, I'm just wondering, could it be because my TV automatically adjusts for HDR so when I turn on HDR on The Show it's an overcompensation?

[Firestorm]

Quote: Originally Posted by AUTiger1

I play on PS4 and IMO the game looks better without HDR enabled. With HDR enabled the game looks very washed out but with it turned off the game looks very clear and alive. Now, I'm just wondering, could it be because my TV automatically adjusts for HDR so when I turn on HDR on The Show it's an overcompensation?

Which TV do you have? There's a good chance that if you don't have an LG OLED or if your tv didn't cost at least $1000 then the HDR experience is going to be subpar, that is without even considering the calibration. You need 600+ nits of brightness, a really good contrast ratio and full array local dimming with a crap ton of zones that don't overly bloom and a wide color gamut to have a pleasurable HDR experience.

[AUTiger1]

Quote: Originally Posted by Firestorm

Which TV do you have? There's a good chance that if you don't have an LG OLED or if your tv didn't cost at least $1000 then the HDR experience is going to be subpar, that is without even considering the calibration. You need 600+ nits of brightness, a really good contrast ratio and full array local dimming with a crap ton of zones that don't overly bloom and a wide color gamut to have a pleasurable HDR experience.

I just have a plain jane Roku TV. The only thing I can tell you is when I change input to my PS4 it pops up a message telling me it has automatically adjusted the HDR and do I want to keep the setting on or off.

[PVarck31]

Quote: Originally Posted by AUTiger1

I just have a plain jane Roku TV. The only thing I can tell you is when I change input to my PS4 it pops up a message telling me it has automatically adjusted the HDR and do I want to keep the setting on or off.

Keep it off. That TV isn't capable of any meaningful HDR improvements.

Also, make sure HDR is off in the video settings in the game itself.