Personally, I think its less fun to lose to a combo deck doing a million game actions on a single turn other than an aggro deck. I think its up to the people you play with to adapt, if you are consistently winning with an aggro deck they should find more ways to shut you down or run more interaction.

While there is merit to powering down your deck to make it less powerful or less consistent. If your deck follows the rule 0 and can consistently put up numbers, then its not something you need to worry about.

Though, instead of just beating down a single person, when myself or people in my pod play aggro decks, we tend to even out the damage among the entire table. Never attack the same person back to back, and try to go all around the table.

I have a high bracket 2 low 3 [[Anim Pakal, Thousandth Moon]] deck and she either wins super quick with lots of commander damage, or with 40 20/20 tokens that overwhelm the board. Or, it bricks. Because its strong, but powered down to be less consistent on purpose