In the General tab make sure that 'Enable Cheats' is selected. This will bring up the same exact screen shown in my screenshot above. Once you've done this step the first thing you need to do before adding any codes is select 'Options' at the top of the Gamecube Emulator and 'Configure' in the drop down. Once you've done this you'll see the same sort of layout that I have in the screenshot above where each game is listed with its banner, region, maker and more information about it. Double click here to set a games directory.' when you launch the Dolphin Emulator.Д«asically all you need to do to fix this is put all your ROM ISOs into the same folder and then point the Dolphin Emulator to it. If you haven't already done this you'll see the message 'Dolphin could not find any Gamecube/Wii ISOs or WADs. To get started the first thing you will have to do is point the Dolphin Emulator to the folder that you store all of your game ISOs in. Using Action Replay and Gecko codes on the Dolphin Gamecube emulator is thankfully pretty straight forward. Quote from: Ryan914 on May 20, 2016, 09:59:38 am Given that I played the original and Legends I can give you some advice:How to Use Action Replay & Gecko Codes on Dolphin Gamecube Emulator Running away too often causes it to go down. The Swashbuckling Rank easily goes up if you say the right thing during dialogue choices (Generates a noise if you chose the right option).

In Airship battles, also carry a supply of repair kits, you only have a limited supply of MP, even with healing spells, you still should conserve MP for Buffing/Debuffing. Increm/Incremus and Quika help bolster the ship's parameters in battle.

In Later Ship Battles you should be able to use Magic laced shots to silence Magic using creatures and Driln to weaken enemy ships. Never neglect Increm/Incremus, Quika, Silenis, or Driln/Drilnos. There are stat boosting seeds you will find, later on if you perform the right conditions, you should be able to buy them for 5,000 Gold a pop.

Invest heavily in Purple Magic early on due to the fact it has the cheapest SP cost of all of them and can be useful in a pinch against most bosses. Red being more serious than Yellow and Green. In Airship Battles The colors represent the amount of damage the enemy will inflict next. (Especially Delta Shield This makes the South Ocean easier to handle as the Gravers are the most dangerous as they cast Eterni Instant Death Spell) Moonberries are your go to for learning S.Moves, try and get as many as possible, learning all the S.Moves makes the game much easier to deal with. Also go back and save immediately after defeating Bleigock as you will fight ANOTHER boss battle. One of the Biggest roadblocks in this game is early on against Bleigock, keep a handy supply of healing items due to the fact it can inflict poison on your party, if you obtained any Pyri Boxes before hand, use them. In Legends there is a bounty hunting system, those bosses do give good loot and equipment, so it does help out, especially here in this version where the difficulty is increased Do not battle the Loopers until you have something that can assure a 100% Hit Rate (Either it be a skill or piece of equipment), there are also 6 versions of them each based on an element. You have a paltry amount of SP early on, Focus may be a necessity. The Six Moon Stone Colors which are the attributes of spells and enemy types Given that I played the original and Legends I can give you some advice: There's a ridiculously long Readme for anyone who has interest in this, with details and info on this hack and the game itself. In short, SOALM tries to give a new feeling to the original Skies of Arcadia: Legends. This hack attempts to improve upon the original game by increasing its low difficulty, and balancing several aspects of the game like the abilities and spells each character can learn, or nerfing healing items, for example. This hack is for the Gamecube version.ДЄbout the game itself, Skies of Arcadia: Legends is a lighthearted turn based J-RPG that combines your standard monster fighting with ship battles, set in a fantastical world of floating lands, airships and treasures. Later it was ported to the Gamecube, with improvements here and there, new content and the Dreamcast DLC added too.

Skies of Arcadia is a turn based J-RPG originally developed for the Dreamcast by Overworks. Why yes, the author is still pretty bad with names. Skies of Arcadia: Legends Maeson is a hack for Skies of Arcadia: Legends.

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