I think Niantic just change strategy and now they try to make us buy pokebals . Increase time spawn which mean you see 2 x more pokemons when you just walk . Increase dodgeattack rateMessing up with Curve balls Decreasing number of pokeballs from pokestops not confirmedIt ' s all about YOU NEED TO BUY POKEBALS ! <| sep |> Having installed it in my latest loadorder a couple of days ago , it ' s not made the game any slower as far as I can notice , it ' s not nearly as much of an hassle as it seems , and it ' s definitely worth if . Just beware that every time you add or remove content you ' ll have to rerun the FNIS and DSR patchers , but that ' s three clicks for FNIS , and one for DSR assuming you use the default settings . These numbers do not include making your overwrite folder into a new mod but that ' s two clicks added to each . EDIT this is roughly what I did might not be 100 % the same order so someone ' ll have to correct me on that . Otherwise , it ' s probably wiser to watch gamerpoets ' videos on the mods . Step 1 install XPMSEStep 2 install FNIS main fileStep 3 install FNIS creature behaviour and the spells , if you want thoseStep 4 select so , activate the XPMSE and FNIS packs if you haven ' t already . Make the FNIS patcher an executable you can launch from MO same process as you have with tesEdit , LOOT , etcStep 5 run FNIS installer , select any patches in there you may need for your mods . Click the bright yellow button , wait for it to finish , and click the consistency check . Once that is finished , exit the program . Step 6 if your overwrite folder was EMPTY before running the patcher it should ' ve been , not my fault if it wasn ' t rightclick , create mod , name something like FNIS PATCH , create , place after the FNIS mods , activate . Step 7 download DSR , any updates on their page , the lots of dsr patches modStep 8 install DSR , activateStep 9 install DSR patches if any . Activate . Step 9 . 5 from this point forward , make sure all mods you want to use are activated ! Step 10 install the Lots of DSR Patches mod or whatever it ' s called . I think it either automatically selects the relevant patches , or it has an option to automatically select them . Once it ' s done , activate the patch . Step 11 make the SkyProc patcher an executable you can run from MO it ' s in the dsr mod folderStep 12 run SkyProc patcher , in the topleft corner , click patch . Give it a couple of minutes . Step 13 just like with FNIS , if the overwrite folder was empty before running the patcher , you can create a mod from the output . Name it something like DSR Skyproc patch , or whatever you need for it to be memorable . Activate the mod . Congratulations , you are now done . This might seem like a lot , but only steps 4 , 5 , 6 , 11 , 12 , and 13 are steps you wouldn ' t do anyway when installing a mod .