I just played for three hours...
Opened with an all-out attack by the Germans on our airbase (I was British). Planes were swarming everywhere, but I managed to run the gauntlet and get airborne.
I spun circles for a little bit, looking for an opening to get out. I succeed, and am soon in pursuit of marauding 109's and 110's. I latch on the tail of a 109 and score some strikes, but you have to be close and lay the fire on them to kill them. We went round and round, with enemies and friendlies alike buzzing hither and fro. I landed a few more on him, he began to scissor, and we got pretty low. He made one final reverse and my plane skidded out from under me (with no warning, just gone). Oh well, was my first Hurri flight in months. It did illustrate the Hurri still has nasty spin characteristics.
Next up I bagged a couple, a 109 and a Stuka. Got another couple in the next flight, was hit by something the next, and so on. Was fun, but soon the trickle of planes ended.
Moved north to the next airbase and saw why- we'd managed to contest the airfield and it was closed. Found an Opel running for the city, nailed it, and the infantry that jumped off it. Got stupid and hit the ground flying in for a closer look.
Decided to try the new Somua. Took it for a spin and managed two panzers, but was hit and died one-shot by something (probably an 88 I didn't see). It was just bang-black.
Night fell, and we were defending Berl bridge from their assault. I waited most of the night for the rush that would come near dawn, and at 5am WWIIO time my joystick stopped working.
I can say I had a good time, but I am not sold yet. I can fairly say it is much improved from my standpoint, and is playable for me, but I need also say there is much room for improvement yet.