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so multiple options:
smooth -> depends on your frames and the graphic settings, also on your hardware maybe, do you own a 144hz monitor?
colorfull, there are multiple options depending on your hardware aswell, nvidia lets you use and tweak filters for certain games, for example i can turn my entire monitor or second monitor to black and white, or to a full color popping bright mess.
to do that if youre on nvidia gpu's. do right click on your desktop and choose nvidia system settings. look for screen settings -> desktop colour settings. over there you can tweak the brightness, contrast and gamma.
dont overdo it though since it can make not only rocket league look better, but anything else worse aswell for example. try it out and tweak to your own liking
whats your average frames?
BUT!
The game feels.. weird. The turning radius is off point
its not, vsync is known to delay your inputs. hence why its a must to turn it off in every competetive game that needs quick reaction times if you take it a little serious
If you're running at 60 Hz but it doesn't look smooth; what framerate is your GPU producing? If it's too close to 60 Hz, or not even 60 Hz, then the horizontal displacement of a frame tear is very large. V-Sync gets rid of tearing, at the expense of input lag.
One reason Squishy's gameplay is very smooth, even though his stream and most videos show 60 Hz at max, is that you can bet your ass his GPU produces 250 fps. Which means a 60 Hz render over that framerate means 4.16 tears per screen, on average, which have greatly lesser horizontal displacement, which is generally perceived as less choppy.