Editing The Recovery Bay (section)

=== Banking loot toward your next quest ===

The Recovery Bay has a second job: <strong>it helps with quests</strong>.

Normally, when a loot find pushes a quest past what it needs, the extra is wasted. With Quest Storage, that <strong>overflow is banked instead</strong>. When you finish the quest and roll into the next one, the bank gives you a <strong>head-start</strong> on the new set for free.

A few things worth knowing:

* <strong>It scales with your quests.</strong> The bank holds a share of your current quest’s items, so the bigger your quests get, the more it can hold.
* <strong>The storage upgrade sets that share.</strong> Its tiers hold 5-80% of a quest’s worth of items as you climb them.
* <strong>Mode changes the room.</strong> Over-clock doubles how much the bank can hold and under-clock halves it. Anything you have already banked stays put even if you drop to a lower mode later, so a big over-clock haul is safe to keep.
* <strong>A warm bay banks more.</strong> The same warm-up that powers the cuts also drives how much overflow gets captured and how much of the head-start is handed over, so a fuelled bay makes the most of it.

Once you research the bank controls, you decide how it behaves at each rollover. Leave it on <strong>hoard</strong> to carry leftovers forward, or switch it to <strong>flush</strong> to wipe whatever is left after the head-start is applied and start each quest clean. There is also a <strong>manual flush button</strong> for when you want to clear the bank on the spot.