Can we unlock soloq in hextech box?

I thought that's what 6 years of spending on their game got me:

The right to have player wants guide the development of new content. Riot has sure changed THAT mindset in the last few years lol

They don't think solo queue players matter, fine: Obviously those players' money doesn't matter to them either.

TL;DR: Quotes taken directly from the link you posted. Rito would not be at fault if they made a public voice chat. Solo Queue had some issues that Dynamic Queue tries to fix. It's not a perfect system, but neither was Solo Queue. Still dont' understand the issue of Solo Queue vs Dynamic Queue.

These are taken directly from the link you posted above, just so you know.

"I'm really surprised by those results (where did they even come from?), I used Curse Voice while it was in beta and joined 5-10 different chats with random team mates. Not once in those 10 games did I get yelled at or flamed in any way. I actually felt like the people in the call wanted to chat about the game and theory. I felt like it was much different than being in an Xbox live chat for example. I got the feeling that if we were going to be talking to each other for 35+ minutes we didn't want to be fighting. Maybe I just got lucky. I also feel like hearing someone's voice makes you realize there is actually another person on the other side not just a nobody you can flame in the chat box." - lips

"I have transitioned into only playing league with people in a league clan because I don't find the game fun without talking anymore. that's some amazing results on toxicity but i'd rather talk with a toxic teammate on voice chat than talk to them in chat. I've played games with negative and mean people on skype or teamspeak (they are never mean to me personally) but I just delete them and never see them again. I also meet tons of new friends using voice chat.

I think people who don't want voice chat are just anti-social or don't want to win games. I really don't understand the reasoning behind wanting to play a team game without a team. Imagine how bad counterstrike or something would be without voice chat. I also don't meet that many young people on league, the most angry people are like 18ish. People complaining about 12 year olds most likely have not played league while communicating with other players.

Of course if you invented it you would need some type of honor system (but with a thumbs down option as well) I would love to go into a game with a ribbon saying i'm a good communicator." -Mister Oinker

" . " -Ouroboro DFGAREN

"It has It pros and cons.

It allows good communication to lead to victory,however, If you have a pitch voice,you might get laughed at for about 35 minutes.

I think It's a good Idea to impliment voice chat,but maybe having a way to record the conversation would help In case of toxicity." -Popples

"I would like it as long as you add a report option to ban people who are blaring music into the mic or making a ton of noise just to p*** people off." -True Lizard

(Is there a spoiler function where I can condense those quotes down to an optional button?)

Having the voice chat be public within the game itself does have its issues, but communication within the game is essential for playing to win (or maybe even for fun). It's not a problem with the system put in place, but the people who use it. By a similar token, guns don't kill people- people kill people. Guns are simply a tool or a medium in the violent exchange. Voice chat is simply a tool that can be used by trolls and ragers, but is the voice chat itself at fault? No. Would Rito be at fault for making a system that was used in such a way? No. McDonald's is not at fault for making unhealthy food if it's the people that continue to buy it. They, however, want to prevent the bad apples from driving away the good apples.

Then there's language barriers, but I feel that it would fall under a different thread, and wouldn't quite fit in in this thread/post, as that has to deal with someone choosing the wrong server, most likely.

In the regular champion select, the one before dynamic queue, you called for a role and hoped you got it. Typically, prior to season 4, the last one to call a role was stuck with support, unless they decided to do some off meta thing. At the time it was a typically undesirable role: no support gold income items, mainly. This meant that someone had to master the role they wanted, or support if they were too slow to call their role. Some chose fill, but let's be honest: 9 times out of 10, they ended up with support either way.

So yes, you are right, they would need to learn two roles: their role, and support. But then, if you were a support main? You typically only need to learn one role, then: rarely will someone contest you for your role. Support has become more popular as the years went by, so there are people who actually want to contest the support role. This means that support need to learn two roles now.

Of course, someone can learn 3, 4, 5 roles if the wanted to or if they cared enough to. True, this happens in champion select where you have about a minute and a half to coordinate where everyone will go, but you had to be prepared to have to go into any role if someone calls your role first. With some, this would sometimes lead to insta-locking. I've had several situations where two people insta-locked top lane, and one occasion where 3 people insta-locked top. It happened a few times with mid where two insta-locked mid, about three times with junglers, and only once with adc to my memory.

Teambuilder was a very nice concept, but it's major flaw was the queue times. I've had ocassion where I waited a game's average length (30 minutes or so) just to find a jungler/support if I wasn't support. It was a very nice idea, but those queue times needed fixing.

In Dynamic Queue, you instead select two roles and you're guaranteed one of those two. The game will try to give you the primary role, but will instead give you your secondary role if need be. Complaining, maybe, but there's more organization, and there's a general trust and understanding that the person knows how to play the role (not always do they know how to play the role, but that's with or without solo queue). Dodging still happens, but I have yet to see any arguments happen as a result of the role that matchmaking gave a player. To put that in perspective, I've seen people trade roles. To that regard, I wish that you can trade roles visually and not just in chat. That way it doesn't look like Darius is doing support and Janna is going top, but it's far from a perfect system.

If what you meant by "You know that champion select (everyone choosing 2 roles) is independent of dynamic queue right?" went over my head, please let me know what. I just tried making do with what I understood.

But I digress. The more and more I talk with those wanting solo queue back, the more I learn about the predicament. With everything I've learned, I still don't know what people want Solo Queue back with the system that's in place. If everyone really did want Solo Queue back, there wouldn't be 5-man teams in Dynamic queue- there would instead by a team of randoms vs a team of randoms because of the match making in the game (it's been fixed).

Edit: Fixing my TL;DR.