Here you can see the new mission in action hehe (bombs don't work). It would be cool if we could use the Handley Page against German WW1 interceptors too.
However, with the new update also came with the new plane durability feature, which sometimes seems work greatly on noobs...
...but not so good on people that have a similar level to yours.
Here Paco (who updated) needed 5 (10/2 hits, as the duplicated shot issue seems to be still there), which should have been 12 (24/2) if its durability is 3x4 (3x(8/2)) shots. Later Paco started shooting at me, and he said that he needed 4 hits to bring me down (8/2), which should have been 8 (16/2) because Albatros' durability is 2x4 (2x(8/2)).
The real weird thing is here, I hit twice (4/2) Pikeza's Camel, and he died despite his plane should last 4 hits (8/2), as its durability is 1x4 (1x(8/2)) hits. As you can see, I was the only guy in the game, so no one could have shot him before I did. This happened to me several times today with many players, such as Vanessa (who updated) or Coyote, and I used different planes (Fokker D.VIII, Fokker D.VII and Albatros D.III). Other times I needed the regular 4 shots (8/2).
With all this we can extract two discriminatory conclusions:
-The durability of each plane doesn't work at all or it's glitching in some cases. Then it doesn't matter if you're shooting at a Siemens or at a Stuka, you always need the same amount of hits. It just depends on your luck.
or
-Airplanes register the duplicated shots like if they really were two hits. That would explain why some Camels and SPADs needed 2 hits (2x2=4) while my Albatros needed 4 (2x4=8 ). Then all those who needed 4 were just lagging. However, that wouldn't explain why Paco's Nieuport needed 5 hits.
Nevertheless, to be sure about this we should wait until everyone installs the update.
Now a thing that it's easier to detect, here you can see how, when anyone joins the game, a white dot is showed in the middle of the screen and the mission name appears. That white dot keeps there until the game ends or you leave.