That said, I'm not the world's biggest online multiplayer gamer and the solo campaign is fun enough by itself to justify purchasing this game. While the lag didn't make the game unplayable like others I've seen, it was pretty annoying when it happened. The view was panning across a panoramic scene of a French vineyard when it briefly stopped, then picked up again a few feet further to the left. I even saw lag on a load screen a couple of times. The game seems to pause itself just long enough for you to fly off the road and out of contention for first place. All motion stops, then you teleport forward 20 feet into a tree.

It was significant in many of my multiplayer matches. The real problem I had with the game was the lag. A simple system reboot fixed the issue and I eventually got my sapphire-tinted Acura, but not until I had tried to make the change at least three times without success. In the garage, I changed it from the original white to a reflective blue chrome, but when I took it out of the garage to use it, the car was as white as the driven snow. I also had an Acura NSX that refused to change color. However, this is a report on the issues I had with the game so I decided to put in everything from the mundane to the major. So minor, in fact, that I almost didn't mention it. In the game itself, the changes I entered showed up just fine, so it was a very minor glitch.

No matter what design I added to it, the car remained in its black-and-orange paint.

In one instance, my Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 refused to change paint jobs in the menus. The one problem that occurred during single player mode was that paint jobs failed to actually stick to the car. Unfortunately, there were several glitches that popped up while I was playing the game, and nearly all of them had to do with the multiplayer side of the FH2 coin.

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