I believe so. What people are experiencing now are the growing pains of 2-2-2. You absolutely have to perform at least as well as your mirror on the other team if not better. There is no more option for another player to switch to a third dps, support, or tank to pull up slack. The capacity for the match to deteriorate into team deathmatch is also no longer there.
Old ranked, particularly solo queue catered to players who could find was to capitalize on the chaos of the system. The variance at all ranks was all over the place. If you got 6 support or tank mains on your team good luck. If you got 4 guys fighting over DPS and flaming the whole match, good luck.
If you were better than you rank, you could climb, but the grind was littered with absolutely garbage matches. Not because you lose them, but from the minute the matchmaker put the team was put together you were screwed. It wasn’t ALL matches and blaming your team for every loss is a good way to get stuck at your rank and fall as you don’t look for ways to improve yourself. But over the course of say 100 games, I’d say 20 to 30 were absolute trash and didn’t have to be.
With role queue, there are going to be people that underperform on all roles. But that is a small price to pay for people actually trying to learn the role in the first place. Before who would even bother?
The elos will be uniform in about 2 months. A silver tank will be a silver tank for a reason and be comparable to silver, support and dps. The sam for Gold, Plat, Diamond and above.
The major difference in the ranks is going to be mechanical competency, which is already the case, but more importantly you will absolutely have to learn the team game to climb. Now more than ever working together as a team is important because 2-2-2 comp is written in stone now.
It’ll be rough in the beginning but good for Overwatch overall long term. Instead of writing a million threads on how bad “X” role players are, look at ways you can enable them or work with someone else on the team to overcome the deficit.
Sometimes instead of tilting it only take finding one teammate, just one you can work with to swing a match.