Ranked Rollbacks and Agent Bug Fixes

Valorant Patch 10.05, released in mid-March 2025, brings critical updates designed to improve the competitive gaming experience. The spotlight of this patch is the Ranked Rollbacks feature, which ensures that players who cheaters have unfairly impacted are compensated.

Alongside this, multiple bug fixes for agents like Raze, Clove, Sage, and others aim to refine gameplay and performance. The patch also addresses map issues and includes console updates for a seamless experience across all platforms.

Valorant Patch 10.05 Notes Detail

Release Date

• March 18, 2025 (Americas)
• March 19, 2025 (Rest of the World)

Key Features

• Ranked Rollbacks: Refunds Ranked Rating (RR) lost due to matches with confirmed cheaters.
• Agent Bug Fixes: Raze, Clove, Sage, Tejo, Iso, and Waylay have received fixes for gameplay issues.
• Map Fixes: Updates to Breeze and Sunset maps for improved performance.
  Console Updates: Temporary removal of Remote Play on PS5 for further refinement.

Ranked Rollbacks

• Purpose
  The primary goal of the Ranked Rollback feature is to mitigate the unfair consequences of encountering cheaters. Players who lose RR due to matches with confirmed cheaters will now receive refunds, leveling the playing field.
• Eligibility
  Only players who have experienced RR loss in the past week due to confirmed cheaters are eligible for this feature.

Process

• Notification: Players will receive a pop-up detailing the amount of RR to be refunded.
• Claim Refund: To apply for the refund, players must complete one Competitive match.
• Refund Application: Once the match is finished, the refund will be added to the RR total, whether the match was won or lost.

Limitations

Refunds are capped per Act and must be claimed before the Act ends. They are not transferable across different Acts.

Agent Bug Fixes

Valorant Patch 10.05 also includes fixes for several agents, aiming to improve abilities and enhance overall gameplay. Here’s a breakdown of the issues resolved:

• Raze: Fixed a bug where the Blast Pack’s explosion radius was inconsistent, especially at the tip.
• Clove: Addressed a bug where Clove could take damage after using the Not Dead Yet ability to revive a teammate.
• Sage: Resolved a vulnerability issue where Sage’s Resurrection could be interrupted or cause unexpected behaviour during revival.
• Tejo: Fixed an issue with Tejo’s Armageddon ability, which previously did not properly show the danger indicator on varying elevations.
• Iso: Corrected the display of the Double Tap HUD bar, which previously appeared incorrectly for spectators.
• Waylay: Improved performance by fixing issues with Convergent Paths, especially during the buy phase when equipment was being prepared.

FAQ

What is Ranked Rollback?

Ranked Rollback is a feature that refunds RR lost in matches against confirmed cheaters, ensuring players are not penalized unfairly for these encounters.

How do I claim a Ranked Rollback refund?

Once you receive a notification about the Rollback, you must complete one Competitive match. The refund will be applied automatically to the RR from that match.

Are Ranked Rollbacks available across all Acts?

No, the rollbacks are only available within the current Act and are capped per Act. You must claim the refund before the Act ends.

Are there any map changes in Patch 10.05?

Yes, the Breeze and Sunset maps received fixes to improve gameplay stability and eliminate previous bugs.

Conclusion

Valorant Patch 10.05 addresses significant issues with Ranked Rollbacks and fixes for several agents, enhancing the competitive integrity of the game. Whether you’re a casual player or a dedicated competitor, this patch is a welcome update to ensure that your experience remains as fair and balanced as possible. With these adjustments, Valorant continues to evolve into an even more refined and engaging tactical shooter.