Glzz and his squad remind me of the 'Knights Who Say Ni' who used to fly in here a long time ago. They didn't take themselves too seriously and that jovial and humble attitude is severely lacking in Aces High today. To accentuate the point, they pride themselves on flying P39s and generally die terribly quick deaths in them. Heck, SAPP was originally created to foster this attitude and never took the game seriously.
Would you rather have them fly 190D9s and proclaim their ability on channel 200, the forums and twitch (sometimes all at the same time)?
I wasn't pointing out Guzzlbait or how ever he spells it

or anyone in his squad, Bug did that. I was just pointing out that it seems to be the general type of play. It is just the way "they" do it these days. I'm not saying its wrong, but I ain't saying it's right either

but it is how the game is played. I do agreed their style is much better than the second group you sort of mentioned

I go back at least as far as you do, and I disagree. While the younger players today often lack the historical background knowledge, and corresponding interest, that we had, I haven't noticed a significant change in the number of them willing to fight. Some of our best and most combative sticks - Batfink, Joachim, TonyJoey - are young guys. Some of the self-confessed F3 players and bomb-and-bailers are old guys. And I'm not the only one flying 202s and Tonys and F4F-3s.
Where I DO see a difference is in the ganging and the emphasis on getting a kill in any possible way, but I may be wrong even there.
- oldman (Heck, I can remember people bailing when I was closing with them back in AW in 1995) (And do you remember all the threads from Long Ago about people who would follow your kill down to the ground putting bullets into it so they could get the kill?)
oh there is always a few that blow a theory apart a bit, even tho I wouldn't classify all of those as guys who will give you a fight, but thats another story/thread. Also I'm not just talking young guys here, I'm talking this generation of players. Their views of games are much simpler. They don't need, nor do they really look for any depth in a game. In most cases they just blow through it and move on to the next game.
At this point in the games "life" we seem to be losing more players than we are gaining.... that blow through and move on style I mentioned. This type of play isn't going to help grow the population unless HTC can come up with a way to drag in more people to off set that style.
Again, I don't blame the newer generation for "ruining the soul of our game!", but this type of style certainly doesn't bring whats available to life in the game much any more.