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Comeback bounties: change history

3 changes across 1 patch (Sep 16, 2026), newest first. Nerf Radar tracks the 10 most recent official updates for Deadlock, back to Jul 9, 2026.
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  1. Removed
    Removed the fixed extra bonus souls you got for being even slightly behind in net worth, for both hero kill bounties and Unstable Rift bounties; this mattered most in the early to mid game.
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    Removed a fixed amount of extra bonus souls you would get for being behind even a very slightly amount in net worth for both hero kill bounties as well as Unstable Rift bounties (this had a larger impact on the early to mid game)
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    Comeback bounties are slightly reduced in general, on top of the change above.
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    Slightly reduced comeback bounties in general (this is in addition to the above change)
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    Part of the comeback souls earned by players above the enemy team's average net worth now goes through the tick gold system to the lowest 2 players, who get 70% of the extra comeback value.
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    A portion of the comeback souls earned by players above enemy teams average net worth is instead distributed via the tick gold system that is given to the lowest 2 players (70% of the extra comeback value goes to them)

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