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Try it and see for yourself.
The fact that Nibiru saves your ass against AI, it should give an indication about how unfun this game is designed to be.
It goes a little deeper, AI will mark cards in your hand, field or graveyard.
That mark can also affect your draw, experiment it fun to see the AI make insane moves or manipulate what you draw based on AI hand size and available cards field.
Put polarization in your deck and 99% you will start with it or draw it in the next 1-3 draws (IF AI has advantage)
And the game can't really tell anyway, which cards of yours are the strong ones, especially when you've a well build deck, which is resilient enough to not brick all the time anyway.
Are they throwing out Nibiru hoping for a specific card to deal with the token and then forfeiting when they don't have an answer for the token?
Yeah, some might do it because of that (even though it shouldn't be hard to defend against a single non-effect monster for at least a few turns), but there are propably also some players, who never really read, what this card actually does because they just followed some deck recipes and then get surprised by how high its attack might get every now and then.
pretty much they just didn't read nibiru and don't have a way to get rid of the token.