I do think that raytracing can produce better results in many scenarios, but I think some people overblow how big of an impact it makes. A lot of the time I don't think it's worth the cost, and I definitely don't think mandatory raytracing should be a standard.

I can't find a game with a dynamic world atm showing it off (Godot still hasn't been used for many 3D games), but here's a video at least showing the lighting updating in real time. youtu.be/NDTcAsTUOFM?...

there's GI solutions that aren't screen space or baked. Baked is great for static games, but it wouldn't work for satisfactory, I know that. Something like Godot's SDFGI is a better comparison, realtime without raytracing. (image from the first PR that added sdfgi)

that looks like a comparison between global illumination and no global illumination... that's not exactly a fair comparison, of course GI is better than no GI. RTGI needs to be compared to other, cheaper ways of doing GI.

yep. he fixed it on his website, but you can't replace the image on a post on bluesky