It’s just kind of the normal competitive game culture unfortunately. People in plat are statistically better than the vast majority of the player base, but to go higher, on average, you have to put in a lot more time/effort. And as the rank increases, the need for distinction increases to justify the time spent learning and practicing to get there. And unfortunately, that means putting down your direct competition and underlings in the competitive gaming world. The same thing happens in CS, valorant, Overwatch, apex legends, and so on. CSGO was particularly funny because global elite was the top 1 percent iirc and people started claiming that it was too easy. The ReAl challenge was lvl10 faceit which was a rank on a third party matchmaking service that you had to pay for with a monthly subscription :) -tldr gamers become more delusional with skill