Riot’s Patch 13.10 notes, published November 10, 2026, add personal replay bookmarks and five-player queueing for “Glitch” mode. The update also revisits Sentinel utility cooldowns, Sage’s Healing Orb behavior, and assist rules that were introduced in Patch 13.08 but omitted from those earlier notes.

Replay Bookmarks Let Players Flag Key Moments

Players can now mark specific moments during a match and return to them later in a replay. Bookmarks are private, so other viewers of the same replay will not see them. On PC, no key is bound by default—players must assign one under Settings → Controls → Interface → Replay Bookmark. Console players get a new button in the options menu. For players who also like to track their next cosmetic pickup, z2u.com offers a place to explore VALORANT Points options.

Sentinel Cooldowns and Sage Healing Adjustments

After destruction, Cypher’s Spycam, Killjoy’s Turret, and Vyse’s Arc Rose now return on a 45-second cooldown, down from 60 seconds. If Cypher manually retrieves his Spycam, the cooldown rises from 15 to 20 seconds. Riot says these changes suit different scenarios: faster redeployment after destruction, slower after manual recovery. Sage’s Healing Orb now shows a crosshair indicator when targeting allies, and Riot fixed a bug that allowed healing without direct line of sight. A separate PC fix addresses custom-game issues where Chamber’s Rendezvous and Killjoy’s Turret could become unusable after a round rollback. Players planning to refresh their loadout alongside these utility changes can look into a Valorant Points Top Up before their next session.

“Glitch” Mode Opens to Five-Player Groups

“Glitch” mode now allows groups of up to five to queue together, though matchmaking remains random even for pre-made squads. Riot also adjusted exploits in other modes. In “Extreme Surveillance,” Cypher’s Spycam no longer fires tracking darts; it carries a Classic pistol that can be upgraded to a Sheriff. In “Give the Dog a Gun,” the powered-up “Great Dane” version of Skye’s Trailblazer has been replaced, and Trailblazer now starts with a Classic that can be upgraded to a Frenzy. Players who want to Buy Valorant Points for new cosmetics can do so through available marketplace options.

Assist Rules Clarified From Patch 13.08

Riot clarified that the assist-system changes described in the 13.10 notes were actually introduced in Patch 13.08 and were missing from the earlier notes. A player earns an assist by dealing more than 10 damage to an enemy in the three seconds before a teammate’s kill. Dealing at least 50 damage also counts, with no time limit. Healing assists are awarded only when the healed player secures a kill within 10 seconds after the healing effect ends. These rules were already active before 13.10; the latest notes simply explain them in detail. For players comparing VP sources, Valorant Points for Sale listings should be reviewed carefully for value and reliability.