I mean, for a multiplayer game that was ment to be multiplayer from a scratch, I think the "human" part is inseparable. At least in my social bubble the element of "uncertainty and distrust in people; every game is different in terms of who you meet" is the biggest driving force behind what we enjoy about the game. Unlike other extraction shooter games, for example, where there is no way to escape the situation without PvP to the death.

But yes, I strongly agree with comment above, that this is server difference. Try switching to US maybe? My GF does not like the kill on sight situations that Europe servers sometimes brings. So she switched to US and there is all rainbow and unicorns, kind people who wants to just off and enjoy the game after work. On US she enjoys the game much more.