Pragmata: How to 100% Central Dock – All Key Collectibles

To 100% Central Dock in Pragmata, take a routed approach instead of trying to mop it up at the end. The reliable order is: clear the opening block for early module detours, grab Training Data 1 in the Research Sector after the big elevator drop, sweep Regolith Lab for most of your high-value side pickups, take Training Data 2 in the Lunafilament Lab near the Area 02 Lock hack, then finish the last block before any one-way descent. Central Dock is also called Central Port in some guides, but the collectible route is the same.

The important part is knowing what is actually worth stopping for. Current guide consensus points to this sector containing 2 Training Data pickups, 4 Modules, and 6 Pure Lunum fragments, plus the rest of the 100% categories such as Escape Hatches, Safe Boxes, REM, Mini Cabins, and Storage Expanders. If your goal is sector completion rather than just combat power, you cannot treat Training Data and Pure Lunum as optional extras.

Central Dock 100% route at a glance

• Block 1: check every hackable or purified side room early, because Central Dock starts hiding Modules almost immediately.
• Block 2, Research Sector: after the huge elevator descent, enter the next room before pushing forward. That room holds Training Data 1, and nearby progression items make it easy to skip if you are moving too fast.
• Block 3, Regolith Lab: this is the first major Pure Lunum sweep. Red-zone reward rooms matter here.
• Block 4, Lunafilament Lab: grab Training Data 2 near the Area 02 Lock hack and sweep the adjacent side path before dropping down.
• Block 5: finish the remaining Module cleanup before the late-sector combat funnels make backtracking annoying.

What counts for 100% in Central Dock

If you are chasing a true area clear, the map percentage is not only checking the headline collectibles. The broader sector sweep contributes toward the Cradle Surveyor trophy, and current completion routes also tie full collectible coverage into the unlock track for Unknown Signal Mode. In practical terms, that means you should be tracking all collectible categories, not just the ones that improve your loadout immediately.

• Training Data: 2 total in Central Dock. These unlock additional Refuge training simulations, and the second one matters for the full simulator completion path tied to Master of the Simulator.
• Modules: 4 total by current guide consensus. Names vary slightly by translation, but the set commonly appears as Untapped Potential, Heat Transfer, Double-Edged or Cursed, and Adrenaline Flood.
• Pure Lunum: 6 total, concentrated in the lab sections rather than the opening stretch.
• Other 100% categories: Escape Hatches, Safe Boxes, REM, Mini Cabins, and Storage Expanders. Some video routes do not count every side collectible the same way on-screen, so if your percentage is missing, assume you still need the full category sweep.

Block 1 and Block 2: get the first hard-miss items early

Block 1 opening section

Guides use slightly different names for the first part of Central Dock, usually some version of the entrance or cargo area, but the advice is consistent: do not sprint the objective line. The first block already hides Module progression in side rooms that depend on Diana’s hacking or a purification step. If a room looks optional but has a terminal, corrupted obstruction, or reward chest attached to a fight, clear it now. Module pickups in Central Dock are spread across Blocks 1, 3, and 5, so skipping the opening block often means forgetting where the count went wrong later.

This is also where the area teaches a bad habit: it makes the main route feel urgent, then quietly places collectibles just off-angle from the obvious corridor. If you enter a combat room and see a second door or a terminal panel on the wall, do not leave until you have checked what it opens. That pattern repeats for the rest of the sector.

Block 2 Research Sector: Training Data 1

The first Training Data pickup is the easiest one to describe and the easiest one to miss if you are focused on the objective marker. In the Research Sector, after the huge elevator descent, go into the next room instead of pushing past it. Training Data 1 is there, and current guides agree that this stop is paired with the Red Gate Key and Escape Hatch 2 nearby, with Safe Boxes in the same general sweep.

That combination is why this room matters so much for routing. It is not just a single collectible tucked away for trophy hunters; it is a cluster room with multiple completion-relevant pickups. If your Central Dock percentage is stuck later and you are sure you grabbed the second Training Data, this elevator-room detour is the first place to re-check.

Block 3 and Block 4: where most players lose their Pure Lunum count

Block 3 Regolith Lab

Regolith Lab is where the Pure Lunum route starts paying off. Current collectible lists place Central Dock’s Pure Lunum fragments in Blocks 3 and 4, and this section contains several of the detours that players skip because they assume the reward chest only holds standard resources. In Central Dock, that assumption is costly. After any red-zone encounter, fully check the reward room, side chest, and the next short branch before taking a ladder, drop, or lift.

This lab section also contains Module progression. Exact pickup names can vary by language, but the key practical takeaway is that Modules here are not placed like story loot. They tend to sit behind an action: a hack, a purification, or a combat-clear reward. If you finish a fight and the room still has an unopened chest or a terminal you ignored while under pressure, you probably have not finished the block’s collectible logic yet.

Block 4 Lunafilament Lab: Training Data 2

The second Training Data is in the Lunafilament Lab, sometimes translated as the Lunafiber Laboratory. The reliable landmark is the Area 02 Lock hack. When you reach that section, do not treat the lock as the whole point of the room. Check the adjacent room or narrow side path before you continue, especially after the red-zone enemies in that stretch and before any downward progression. That is where Training Data 2 is consistently placed across current guides.

This is another high-value stop because the rooming also overlaps with Pure Lunum routing. Multiple guides place a Lunum fragment in the same general detour, which makes this a two-for-one check: if you missed the Training Data here, there is a real chance you also left Pure Lunum behind. For simulator completion, this is the pickup that completes Central Dock’s Training Data set and unlocks the remaining Refuge simulations tied to this area.

Block 5 cleanup: finish the Modules before the sector closes up

The final Central Dock stretch is where backtracking becomes least pleasant. Late-sector encounters, including heavier enemy pressure and the kind of ambush rooms that make you focus on survival first, are exactly why you should finish collectible side rooms before you trigger the next objective. Current routes place the last Module pickups in this closing block, so pause after each combat room and scan for the extra terminal, cleansed obstruction, or reward chest you did not have time to process during the fight.

If you are doing a cleanup replay rather than a blind run, this is the point where it helps to stop playing like it is a combat challenge and start playing like it is a checklist. Central Dock punishes speed more than difficulty. Missing one side branch here usually means replaying a much longer stretch than the earlier block detours.

What these pickups unlock and why they are worth prioritizing

Training Data has the clearest unlock value. Each pickup adds Refuge training content, and the second Central Dock Training Data is especially important because it completes this sector’s simulator set for players chasing full training completion and the Master of the Simulator path.

Modules are more than completion padding. Even without listing every effect, they expand your build options immediately in a late-game sector where small loadout changes matter. The only thing to watch for is naming variation between guides: one translated list calls a module Double-Edged, while some English summaries label a similar pickup as Cursed. The count and route are more reliable than the exact translated label.

Pure Lunum is the collectible category you feel right away, because it feeds progression value instead of only raising the sector percentage. That is why the Block 3 and 4 sweep is so important. Even if you are not trophy-focused, Pure Lunum is worth detouring for.

Common mistakes that leave Central Dock at 96% to 99%

• Leaving the Research Sector elevator room too quickly and missing Training Data 1 with the nearby Red Gate Key cluster.
• Seeing the Area 02 Lock hack in Lunafilament Lab and forgetting to check the adjacent narrow side path for Training Data 2.
• Treating red-zone clears as combat-only moments instead of collectible opportunities. In Central Dock, reward rooms and post-fight branches often hide Pure Lunum or Module progression.
• Dropping down a one-way path before opening the last chest or cleansing the last obstruction in the room.
• Assuming Modules are all on the main route. They are spread across Blocks 1, 3, and 5, which makes them easy to lose track of.
• Focusing only on the headline collectibles and forgetting that Safe Boxes, Escape Hatches, REM, Mini Cabins, and Storage Expanders still matter for a full 100% clear.

Practical finish checklist

If your map is still short after a first pass, re-check three places before anything else: the room after the big elevator descent in Research Sector, the side path beside the Area 02 Lock section in Lunafilament Lab, and every post-red-zone reward room in Regolith Lab. Those are the spots most likely to cost you both completion percentage and useful unlocks at the same time. Once those are clean, Central Dock becomes much easier to finish without another full replay.