Just a suggestion from my own experience:
Since many players conceive the need to convert all of their stuff as being extremely grindy, here's a suggestion from what seems to be working best for myself, making use of the most important new features, like persistent special effects and remote workshop:
- Visit your engineers and simply convert your stuff. Stick with grade 4 for now. This costs nothing.
- Apply your preferred special effects.
- Pin your most used blueprint. More often than not we use only a single one, anyway (i.e. long range FSD, dirty drives, etc.)
- Leave the g5 rolls for later, as you don't have to come back to do them.
This way I could readily improve most of my modules very quickly, surpassing most of the old rolls even at g4 thanks to special effect bonuses. Luckily most special effects are relatively cheap on mats, requiring mostly medium or low level mats, which can easily be obtained in large quantities from mat traders. And thanks to specials being persistent, I can do the g5 fine tuning whenever I have some high tier mats to spare, thanks to remote workshop.
Have fun.
Since many players conceive the need to convert all of their stuff as being extremely grindy, here's a suggestion from what seems to be working best for myself, making use of the most important new features, like persistent special effects and remote workshop:
- Visit your engineers and simply convert your stuff. Stick with grade 4 for now. This costs nothing.
- Apply your preferred special effects.
- Pin your most used blueprint. More often than not we use only a single one, anyway (i.e. long range FSD, dirty drives, etc.)
- Leave the g5 rolls for later, as you don't have to come back to do them.
This way I could readily improve most of my modules very quickly, surpassing most of the old rolls even at g4 thanks to special effect bonuses. Luckily most special effects are relatively cheap on mats, requiring mostly medium or low level mats, which can easily be obtained in large quantities from mat traders. And thanks to specials being persistent, I can do the g5 fine tuning whenever I have some high tier mats to spare, thanks to remote workshop.
Have fun.