The Data Bank in Wuthering Waves is one of the most important aspects of the game. It can be divided into three main parts, based on their functionality.
As you progress through the game, it’s important that you pay attention to your Data Bank, because it will help Rover acquire more rewards, which in turn, will make you stronger.
So, here’s everything that you need to know about the Data Bank in Wuthering Waves.
What is the Data Bank in Wuthering Waves?
The Data Bank in Wuthering Waves can be regarded as your personal record keeper with some additional facilities. This feature can be accessed from the options menu itself.
It can be broken down into three main segments, namely:
- Data Dock
- Echo Gallery
- Sonata Effects
Data Dock in Wuthering Waves explained
The Data Dock in Wuthering Waves contains Echo-related information and unlock upgrades for the same as well. To get these upgrades, you need to earn Data Dock XP, which can be obtained by absorbing the Echoes of the monsters that you defeat in the open world.
Here you will also find information about the three main stats that affect the drop rates of the echoes that you collect. They are as follows:
- Base Drop Rate – Determines the likelihood of a defeated monster dropping an Echo.
- Base cap – 6%
- Max cap – 20% (Level 10)
- Enhanced Drop Rate – Decides the chance rate of earning the highest Echo rarity currently available to you.
- Base cap – 20%
- Max cap – 100% (Level 20)
- Max Absorbable Rarity – The highest Echo Rank you can obtain.
Echo Gallery in Wuthering Waves explained
The Echo Gallery, as the name suggests, is a compendium of all the Echoes that you’ve caught in the game so far.
It will also give you a lot of information about the Echoes you’ve absorbed. Additionally, it will also keep a track of the amount of XP you’ve earned by absorbing them and the ranks of the Echo type that you’ve caught so far.
Wuthering Waves Sonata Gallery explained
The Sonata Gallery is where you can monitor the set bonuses of the Echoes that you’ve caught in the game so far.
Currently, there are nine Sonata bonuses that you can unlock in the game, the details of which you will find in the Sonata Gallery in Wuthering Waves.
It will also tell you which Echoes are a part of the set bonuses and if you have them or not. This tool comes in handy in case you decide to rework your Echo set up in Wuthering Waves.
