No b/c its doesn't require installation plus if you use Emunand then you have nothing to fear. The only flaw Ive encountered is that Checkpoint does not work with saves created from custom xci. So if you want to do any save backups with them I recommend using JKSM.
pardon me, but saying this makes it sound like you're a contestant for the game show Jeopardy which you are not currently part of. Have you been a contestant in the past and this was a force of habit response or do you really think that was a accurate comment. How would you even know that person's name was Alex?
Advice for future sarcasm remarks make sure to add this at the end of your comment (......) we aren't mind readers
Oh really? What might be the reason for that? If updates/DLCs are added to a base game, the outcoming XCI should still have the title ID of the base game (at least that's what I thought).
No clue tbh checkpoint just crashes the switch with an error code if I hover over the game icon. But JKSM works fine with them its definitely worth the look at maybe a newer checkpoint to fix this bug.
I shared that opinion until it was possible to load XCIs from an external HDD too. Also It's pretty cool to have all-in-one-XCIs (base game + newest update + all DLCs) with this fantastic tool.
Its the way TX got it working that makes it illegal.
Doesn't make sense really since you can delete the xci, install a nsp with the same ID and continue playing. It must only look for games installed or something. No much issue since SX installer exports your saves now.
