VALORANT patch 13.10 introduces personal replay bookmarks on PC and console, adjusts several agent abilities and lets groups of up to five players queue for Gauntlet: Glitched.
Published on November 10, 2026, Riot’s patch notes also detail assist rules introduced in patch 13.08 that were omitted from its notes.
Place replay bookmarks during a match
Players can mark a moment during a match and return to it later in the replay. Bookmarks are personal: other people watching the same replay cannot see them.
On PC, no key is assigned by default. To use the feature, choose a key under Settings → Controls → Interface → Replay Bookmarking. On console, a new button in the Options menu places a bookmark during the match.
Bookmarks let players identify moments they want to revisit while a match is still underway. The markers remain private when others watch the replay.
Sentinel cooldowns and Sage healing
Cypher’s Spycam, Killjoy’s Turret and Vyse’s Arc Rose now have a 45-second cooldown after being destroyed, down from 60 seconds. Their users can recover those abilities sooner after an opponent destroys them.
Cypher’s Spycam has a separate change when he retrieves it himself: its cooldown increases from 15 to 20 seconds. The shorter destruction cooldown and longer retrieval cooldown apply to different situations.
Sage’s Healing Orb is more precise when targeting allies, and the crosshair now appears during targeting. Riot also announced a fix for an issue that allowed Sage to heal allies with the orb without line of sight.
On PC, another fix addresses an issue in custom games where Chamber’s Rendezvous and Killjoy’s Turret could sometimes become unusable after a Round Rollback.
Gauntlet: Glitched opens queues to groups
Groups of up to five players can now queue for Gauntlet: Glitched. Matchmaking remains random, including when players queue together.
The mode also gets changes to its glitches. Extreme Supervision equips Cypher’s Spycam with a Classic instead of tracking darts, with an upgrade to a Sheriff. Give a Dog a Gun replaces Greatest Dane and gives Skye’s Trailblazer a Classic instead of its pounce, with an upgrade to a Frenzy.
Assist rules date back to patch 13.08
Riot says the assist changes described in the new notes were introduced in patch 13.08 but omitted from its notes. Dealing more than 10 damage to an enemy within three seconds before a teammate eliminates them can award an assist. Dealing at least 50 damage remains eligible without a time limit.
A healing assist is awarded only if the healed player gets an elimination within 10 seconds after the healing effect ends. These rules were already in place before 13.10; the latest notes clarify how they work.
See also our VALORANT game page and our article on VALORANT patch 13.09 and the abilities affected by Hush.
