The Vladof trailer for Borderlands 2 uses the Soviet Union National Anthem.It is revealed through radio ads in Borderlands 2 that the founder of the company is comrade Vladof.Vladof weapons sights keep up a particular aesthetic launcher sights are vertical and rounded scopes, pistols have an elongated scope that increases accuracy, rifle scopes are a reflex sight with a smaller iron preceding it, and sniper rifles have a blank, thin scope with a bulbous end.Vladof skins are most often black or grey in color and often continue the eastern European theme the guns have had since the first game.The fictional Nadsat dialect was created by Anthony Burgess in his 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange. Horrorshow, Droog, Lyuda) and prefixes (e.g. Vladof uses Nadsat for their sniper rifle titles (e.g.Purple: Extremely shiny, silvery gunmetal with a logo consisting of a bright red double-headed imperial eagle with a Vladof star-in-V superimposed over it.Blue: Grey-black gunmetal marked with a red hammer and sickle logo.Green: Wood and dark gunmetal finish, similar to that of an AK-47.White: Rusted, pale grey metal and pale brown wood, often with the Vladof star-in-V logo on the magazine.Vladof sniper rifles have a chance to spawn with drum magazines, which can increase the clip size to usually 12 rounds, and in rare cases upwards of 20 rounds, making them the highest capacity sniper rifles in the game. The bugs may simply be the result of the game not responding properly to fractional bullet counts.
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It is possible that the Vladof launcher's mechanism has less to do with providing a free round after two normal shots, and more to do with firing two-thirds of a rocket per shot. Launchers will sometimes reach zero rounds in the magazine and fail to reload automatically, and switching weapons while a 'ghost round' is in the launcher's chamber will sometimes outright prevent ammo consumption on the other weapon until the character again uses a Vladof launcher to restore normal ammunition behavior.
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The reduced ammo consumption effect appears to dominate the increased ammo consumption of E-tech weapons, and interacts strangely with character skill or class mod properties that adjust magazine size. This is coupled with lower base damage, though the overall destructive capacity of the weapon remains roughly the same as an equivalent launcher from most other manufacturers. Vladof launchers can have the special ability "reduced ammo consumption," which means that every third shot fired is not deducted from either the magazine or the player's ammo stock. Vladof weapons with multiple barrels sometimes feature increasing fire rates as the trigger is held.
Vladof weapons tend to have a higher rate of fire than any other manufacturer.
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