“It feels so bad to play ranked…”: Valorant Fans Beg Riot Games to Add 1 Feature to the Competitive Scene to Save It

In Valorant console beta, you have to carry on a comeptitive match even if you are down with only 2 or 3 teammates.

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  • Fans are pretty disappointed with the unavailability of remake and surrender options in Valorant console beta.
  • Riot has disabled these features to get rid of the bug that gets triggered when these options are implemented.
  • The developers have stated these features will come back on console in the 9.02 patch.
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Valorant right now holds the top spot for being one of the most popular titles in the world. Its intricate map settings, diverse character roster, and captivating gameplay have made the game where it is today. For a long time, console players were exempted from this fun.

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But as of June 14, 2024, they have also joined the party, as the game is now available on console through a limited beta phase. However, there is something that is still missing in the console version of the game, which is hurting a lot now.

No Remake and Surrender Options in the Valorant Console

You don't have the option to remake or surrender in Valorant on consoles.
You don’t have the option to remake or surrender in Valorant on consoles. | Credit: Riot Games.

Recently, a fan shared his miserable experience of playing competitive matches of Valorant on console, but without the remake and surrender option. Yes, as of now, there is no option to surrender or remake in the game on the console.

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Playing ranked without the surrender option is miserable.
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He stated it’s pretty bad to play competitive matches in lower ranks where throwers and leavers are more common. Despite their exit, you can’t vote out the match for a surrender. Just imagine that you are playing a competitive match and one or two players from your team exit the match, leaving your team with a three-man squad. From then on, it would be nearly impossible to beat a five-man team with a three-man squad.

For the rest of the match, you have to carry on the 3v5 situation to get thrashed ultimately at the end with a huge RR loss, as you don’t have any other option. Yes, you too can forcefully leave the match, but that will put a huge blow on your ELO, more than what you would have gotten after losing that match. You might get a ban as well.

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Why Valorant Doesn’t Have Any Remake or Surrender Option on Consoles?

Valorant console players are facing a strange UI bug. | Credit: Riot Games.
Valorant console players are facing a strange UI bug. | Credit: Riot Games.

As of now, there is no difference between the game’s PC and console versions. But the developers might have missed a major difference. The remake and surrender option came up with a strange bug. Many players have reported that launching either the remake or surrender option in the game on consoles would lead to breaking the game.

Surrender is broken on Console Beta
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That means after the voting period is done, none of the keys will work anymore. You won’t be able to buy weapons; clicking any option won’t make any difference. The main menu doesn’t appear, and if it does, then it becomes unusable.

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Some have even informed me that the cursor has completely vanished from the team, making it extremely difficult to do anything further. The community thinks this is a UI bug, and there’s no current fix for it. All you have to do is restart the game to get rid of this.

That’s why, on June 19, just four days after its release on console, Riot decided to disable the surrender and remake options on Valorant. Later, they informed that remake and surrender options would come back on consoles through the 9.02 patch.

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Now it’s up to Riot to bring up a viable fix for one of the most important features in the competitive scenario of the game.

What’s your take on this situation? Let us know your opinion.

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Written by Nilendu Brahma

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I'm Nilendu Brahma, a gaming aficionado who's carved a niche in esports and FPS journalism. With stints at GosuGamers and EssentiallySports under my belt, I've honed my craft in delivering top-notch coverage of titles like Call of Duty and Valorant. My passion for gaming traces back to my childhood, fueling my drive to delve deep into the virtual worlds I love. Armed with a Bachelor's in English Literature, I infuse my writing with a unique blend of literary finesse and gaming expertise. Currently, I'm weaving captivating narratives for FandomWire, captivating readers with every word.