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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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RemovedRemoved 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)
AdjustComeback bounties are slightly reduced in general, on top of the change above.Source line
Slightly reduced comeback bounties in general (this is in addition to the above change)
AdjustPart 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.Source line
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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