You could try posting this issue in the Dragon's Den forums () and see if there's someone there who could help. PS: I read your post about the issue you're having. The transparency doesn't help since all the words are on top of each other instead of hiding previous windows from view. Whenever I try to open menus like Status, Items, etc., the new window/menu pops up behind the other windows. Using pcsx2 1.0 or 1.1 stable, the game (v1.2 translation) should run fine in hardware mode, only the last dungeon has heavy camera issues which were not present in older youtube Let's plays: (03-09-2014, 08:40 PM)etking Wrote: What exactly do you mean with overlapping? Software Mode fixed it! Thanks!!! But one question, I've Googled the difference between Hardware and Software Rendering and found out that Software Rendering is very demanding for the CPU, does that mean I shouldn't spend hours playing the game to avoid breaking the computer?
#DRAGON QUEST V PCSX2 GAPPLIN PATCH#
without patching your iso with the English patch Oddly enough, I already tried playing this on a Windows XP computer 2 years ago (obviously it wasn't running GSdx10) but I never had this issue then. But Dragon Quest V is pretty much playable except for the annoying, headache-inducing menus that I have to go through whenever I need to check their equipment, stats, etc. Processor: Intel® Pentium® 4 CPU 3.20GHz (2 CPUs), ~3.2GHz
#DRAGON QUEST V PCSX2 GAPPLIN PRO#
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)īIOS: Phoenix FirstBios Desktop Pro Version 2.0 for ThinkCentre. Re-downloaded the Plugin just in case the first download got corrupted to no avail. I already uninstalled and am now using the binary version of PCSX2. Reason: The plugin reports that your hardware or software/drivers are not supported.
Downloaded the Plugin but I get an error saying:
I found out that the issue arises with the use of GSdx9 (which is odd) I have to use GSdx10. I'm trying to play my copy of Dragon Quest V (patched in English) but for some reason, the menus are overlapping.
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