Vasto

Tenno

Weapons

CONCLAVE (PvP)

Vasto

Statistics

Utility

Projectile Type

Hit-Scan

Normal

14.5

29

Range

300 m

Projectile Type

Hit-Scan

Miscellaneous

Internal Name

/Lotus/Weapons/Tenno/Pistol/RevolverPistol

Introduced

Update 9.3 (2013-07-26)

Variants

CODEX

Steady and reliable, the Vasto revolver combines speed and power for a classic gunslinger feel.

The Vasto is a powerful and effective revolver. Striking a balance in damage and fire rate between the Lato and the Lex, it also sports a high critical chance, good accuracy, and a short reload, but suffers from low ammo capacity and moderate recoil.

This weapon can be sold for 5,000 Credits 5,000, it is also a requisite ingredient for the akimbo variant Akvasto (x2) and Redeemer.

Characteristics[]

This weapon deals primarily Slash damage.

Advantages:

High Slash damage – effective against health.
High critical chance.
Very fast reload speed.
Good accuracy.
Innate polarity.

Disadvantages:

Below average critical multiplier.
Low status chance.
Small magazine size.

Comparisons:

Vasto (Normal), compared to Vasto Prime (Normal):
- Lower base damage per projectile (58 vs. 66)
  - Higher Impact damage (14.5 vs. 9.9)
  - Higher Puncture damage (14.5 vs. 9.9)
  - Lower Slash damage (29 vs. 46.2)
- Lower total damage (58 vs. 66)
- Lower base critical chance (20% vs. 22%)
- Lower base critical multiplier (1.8x vs. 2.4x)
- Lower base status chance (8% vs. 22%)
- Lower average damage per shot (67.28 vs. 86.33)
- Lower burst DPS (336.4 vs. 467.9)
- Lower sustained DPS (183.49 vs. 245.83)
- Lower fire rate (5 round(s)/sec vs. 5.42 round(s)/sec)
- Different polarities ( vs. )
- Lower Mastery Rank required (4 vs. 10)
- Higher disposition (1.4 vs. 1.35)

Vasto (Normal), compared to Akvasto (Normal):
- Higher base critical chance (20% vs. 16%)
- Lower base status chance (8% vs. 12%)
- Higher average damage per shot (67.28 vs. 65.42)
- Lower burst DPS (336.4 vs. 567.23)
- Lower sustained DPS (183.49 vs. 231.99)
- Lower fire rate (5 round(s)/sec vs. 8.67 round(s)/sec)
- Smaller magazine (6 round(s) vs. 12 round(s))
- Faster reload time (1 s vs. 2 s)
- More accurate (16 vs. 11.1)
- Different polarities ( vs. None)
- Lower Mastery Rank required (4 vs. 8)
- Higher disposition (1.4 vs. 1.25)

Acquisition[]

The Vasto blueprint can be purchased from the Market.

Manufacturing Requirements
30,000	4	1,200	700	1,000	Time: 12 hrs
30,000	4	1,200	700	1,000	Rush: 25
Market Price: 190			Blueprints Price:30,000

Notes[]

Although shown as being mostly silver colored, the pistol's default color is actually black.

Tips[]

Due to the semi-auto nature of the Vasto, for longer ranged targets it is better to fire more slowly due to the vertical recoil. Otherwise, the faster you pull the trigger, the more likely it will fire bullets above the enemy and miss.
- If required, the recoil can be decreased by the Steady Hands mod, increasing its viability as a long-range weapon.
Consider using a mod slot to fit a Pistol Gambit - this can bring the crit chance up to 44% at max rank. Combined with the weapon's high rate of fire, it can easily tear through tougher opponents.
While it is fairly ammo efficient at base, when focusing on a build based on fire rate and reload speed, you can run out of ammunition quickly.
- In Defense-Missions this isn't much of a problem as pistol ammo pickups are more clustered and steadily avilable to replenish your reserves. For other missions consider taking Squad Ammo Restores along just in case.
The Vasto has a high chance of cutting corpses into pieces, making it a prime candidate for a Desecrating Nekros to bring along, as the game considers the cut corpses as separate entities, essentially giving multiple corpses to desecrate from a single enemy and thus yielding more chances to create more drops.

Trivia[]

Vasto is a Latin verb, meaning "I destroy / I lay waste / I ravage."
The Vasto's cylinder revolves with every shot and upon reload, making it the fourth weapon with a non-static model.
The Vasto appears to be a double-action revolver of intermediate caliber, rather than a high caliber single action akin to those used in the 19th century West, like the Colt Single Action Army. The handle/grip is flush with the rest of the weapon, leaving no exposed hammer to manually cock. However, there appears to be a rocker on the rear of the Vasto that could be a hammer lever.
- Unlike real revolvers, however, the Vasto ejects cartridges after each shot.