OK, I'll try to be more clear. I suppose the STFU needs some explaining.
Some people want the base capture, the buff raids, the cap:s, lets call these people the strat people. Some like you only want fast intense dogfights, lets call them the furballers. Then there are people that sometimes wants to fight in a big furball, and sometimes they want to capture stuff, or blow stuff up in a bomber.
What you need to realize is that all things are connected. You love furballs, and it would seem you want to spend all your time furballing. Well, that is fine, but you have to realize that not everyone plays AH just for the furballs. If people only wanted furballs, the DA would be crowded.
My point is, all 3 categories of people need eachother for this to be a good game. If AH would shift in a furball-island direction, the strat people would quit. If AH would move in the strat direction, the furballers would quit.
If you would have waited 15 mins or something in the map you would have seen a base starting to flash somewhere. That would be the strat people, the ones who move the front. They would start hitting that base, trying to capture it. This would grab the attention of some strat people on the other side, who would start to defend the flashing base. Soon two big bars would emerge in that sector, something that would catch the eye of the furballers. Soon the furballers would take over the fight in that sector, while most of the strat people would move on to another base, or to a buff mission. When that buff mission took off, people on the other side would note that bar and think "hmm..might be a buff mission inbound", and they would up in high alt interceptors and head for that bar. Meanwhile, the gv-people would be slugging it out somewhere else over some vh-base.
Give the map one hour Lazs, and I guarantee you will find a furball somewhere. Nothing good will come from just sitting here whining and nothing good will come from a furballer or strat-guy trying to force others to play the game the same way he wants to play it.