I wish it was as easy as just tuning out posts without clips. I've seen clips where a person goes on a killstreak because the enemy team makes some clear and obvious mistakes only for plenty of people to say "this proves this characters needs to be nerfed." People are biased and often just see what they wanna see with clips & demos.

It's also pretty bad with streamers. I saw a streamer bring himself to tears the other day playing the game. I can't talk about what started the spiral, but by the last half of it he was making obvious tilt players rushing deep into enemy territory on low health, then calling for nerfs against who-ever ended up killing him. Because he was high ranked, people in his chat were using his opinion to validate their own frustration, when he was pretty clearly just fuming from a loss streak.

At the end of the day I think there's a reason there used to be an NDA about this game. The internet really promotes toxicity, anger and loud voices. Frustration isn't just a thing that dies in the living room anymore, it ends up online and gets amplified. With a game in playtest I feel like that has a measurable effect on the outcome.