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A Lato equipped in each hand. Twice the clip size and fire rate, but reload time is doubled and accuracy is lowered.

The Aklato is a dual wield version of the Lato Lato, which features a higher fire rate and magazine size, but lower accuracy and reload speed.

It can be sold for Credits64 5,000.

Characteristics[]

  • This weapon deals primarily DmgSlashSmall64 Slash damage.

Advantages over other Secondary weapons (excluding modular weapons):

  • Low recoil.
  • Normal Attack (wiki attack index 1)
    • Above average magazine (30)
    • Above average ammo max (210)
    • Very high disposition (●●●●● (1.52x))

Disadvantages over other Secondary weapons (excluding modular weapons):

  • Poor accuracy at mid-long range.
  • Normal Attack (wiki attack index 1)
    • Low crit chance (10.00%)
    • Very low reload speed (2.40 s)
    • Below average total damage (40)
    • Very low status chance (6.00%)
    • Below average crit multiplier (1.80x)

Comparisons:

  • Aklato Aklato (Normal Attack), compared to Lato Lato (Normal Attack):

Acquisition[]

A built Aklato can be purchased from the Market for Credits64 25,000.

Trivia[]

  • Previously, Aklato used the same icon and in-game model as Akbolto Akbolto. It was changed several patches later.
  • It can be noted that for some users Aklato appears to land shots near the top of the reticle.
  • As with other dual pistols, wielding the Aklato while holding a Corpus datamass will result in the Warframe wielding a single pistol, but with retained magazine size and reload time.
  • Players who purchased platinum through Rixty also received a free Aklato, along with a unique, Rixty-only skin with a free Orokin Catalyst installed.
  • The name is likely derived from "akimbo" and "Lato."
  • In the eight minute Dark Sector trailer, in which the game was much more like Warframe than the final product was, an Excalibur-wearing Hayden Tenno used  the Aklato pistols.

Media[]

Aklato Skins

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Patch History[]

Update 32.2 (2022-11-30)

SEMI-AUTOMATIC WEAPON CHANGES

While reviewing the stats of some weapons with a semi-automatic mode, we noticed that certain weapons had an unsustainably high fire rate for most players. We adjusted the stats of the following semi-automatic weapons whose maximum potential was only being reached with the use of macros (to learn more about third-party use in Warframe visit our support article). Since not everyone is an avid macro user (within the boundaries allowed), we lowered fire rates to a more humanly achievable level and improved their damage or reload stats to compensate.

Aklato

  • Reduced fire rate from 7.5 to 5.
  • Increased damage from 30 to 40.

Update 22.12 (2018-02-09)

  • Mastery Rank increased from 0 to 3.
  • Status chance increased from 3% to 6%.
  • Critical chance from 1.75x to 1.8x.
  • Fire rate decreased.

Update 21.0 (2017-06-29)

  • Increased damage from 18 to 30.
  • Increased Crit Chance from 5% to 10%.
  • Increased Status Chance from 1% to 3%.
  • Increased Mastery Rank requirement from 0 to 1.

Update 20.0 (2017-03-24)

  • Aklato had its firing sounds remastered.

Update 19.10 (2017-02-09)

  • Kintsugi and Nocturne skins released for the Aklato.

Update 16.5 (2015-05-12)

  • AkLato damage decreased in PvP.

Update 15.16 (2015-02-25)

  • Increased the Base Damage on Aklato from 12 to 18.

Hotfix 14.0.11 (2014-07-30)

  • Damage multiplier for Aklato normalized.

Hotfix 8.3.1 (2013-07-05)

  • Aklato sound tweaks.

Update 8.3 (2013-07-04)

  • Sound changes.

Update 7.11 (2013-05-17)

  • Aklato price increased to 25,000 credits (was 12,000 credits).

Update 7.x Weapon Balance (2013-03-22)

  • Increased damage from 23 to 24.
  • Decreased Crit Chance from 5% to 2.5%.

Vanilla (2012-10-25)

  • Introduced with game release.

Last updated: Hotfix 24.1.5 (2018-12-13)

See also[]

  • Lato Lato, the single counterpart of the Aklato.
  • LatoPrime Lato Prime, the prime counterpart of Lato.
  • LatoVandal Lato Vandal, an exclusive Lotus upgrade of Lato.
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