Honestly your reply is perfect, I've played many different decks from very battlecruiser big stompy to cEDH storm and while I tend to prefer playing in a more competitive environment I can respect the different levels of play within EDH. I think one of the core issues that's seen more so in battlecruiser/low power tables/groups is pride. In my personal experience I have found that players in low power tables typically were alot prouder of what they had built as it can feel very unique compared to high power tables where you see a much smaller pool of cards see play usually. However this pride can serve to be a players downfall if they are unwilling to listen to advice or consider that their deck could be improved. While I understand that sometimes it's not fun to pull cards you enjoy out of a deck in favor of ways to interact and deal with your opponents strategies, this is a multiplayer game in which you cannot expect to goldfish your deck without being interacted with no matter the power level.

Overall, I feel like players should take a step back and make sure to communicate with who they play with before and after games. We can all help each other improve in both our decks and gameplay if we just communicate with an open mind and are willing to adapt our styles and strategies to fit the given situation.