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*The Stalker is a [[Stalker (Borderlands)|returning weapon]] from ''[[Borderlands]]'', and the only pearlescent to return with its original weapon rarity. |
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Revision as of 09:06, 17 September 2014
- This article is about the Borderlands 2 machine pistol. For other uses, see Stalker.
The Stalker is a pearlescent pistol manufactured by Vladof. The Stalker can be obtained randomly from any suitable loot source, but has a higher chance to drop from legendary loot midgets and 010011110100110101000111010101110101010001001000.
Special Weapon Effects
You can run, but you can't hide. – Significantly increased damage, reload speed, rate of fire and capacity. Fires slow-moving projectiles that bounce off surfaces up to four times each.
Usage & Description
The Stalker is a powerful close-mid range weapon best considered a submachine gun alternative, and should be used in enclosed spaces, where the projectiles are more likely to hit a target after ricocheting. In this situation, it can prove to be a devastating light assault weapon that can tear through any common enemy with surprising efficiency.
While it is a very versatile weapon that can fill a variety of roles, ammo consumption is a major concern, as it has an extremely high fire rate, yet is of a weapon class with a rather low maximum carrying capacity. As such, it is best used in conjunction with a high-end stockpile relic and/or ammo regeneration class mod.
Trivia
- The Stalker is a returning weapon from Borderlands, and the only pearlescent to return with its original weapon rarity.
- The stalker is a reference to the game S.T.A.L.K.E.R, in which the games population is Russian like the brand of firearm Vladof.
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