If I buy a DLC for SSB Ultimate that my child has bought on my Switch will it mess anything up?
My brother has a child account on his Switch Lite that is connected to my account on my Switch Lite, and that account is considered to be a parent account. He bought a Super Smash Bros Ultimate DLC that I want to buy.
I am able to buy it, but I’m concerned that if I buy it, it will mess something up.
Best Answer
No, it will not, the character(s) you bought will just be added to the roster in all accounts, no need to battle them first.
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Can Smash DLC be shared between profiles Switch?
So if your you bought the DLC, and your Nintendo Account has the Switch your playing on set as it's Primary Console, then any software you purchase including DLC will be accessible across all other users on that console.How does DLC work for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate?
Players can purchase new fighters (with their own stage and music) as DLC for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When DLC is purchased by one player on the console, it will also be available to the other players on the console.How do I redownload smash ultimate DLC?
Open Nintendo eShop with the user that was originally used to purchase the DLC. Redownload the DLC that is missing from the game. Select the picture of your icon in the upper-right corner to access your Account Information, then highlight "Redownload".Do you have to buy DLC characters in smash Ultimate?
You don't need to buy the Fighter Pass in order to get characters, as they can be bought individually for $6 each. Buying all of the fighters separately would run you $30, so the Fighter Pass represents $5 in savings.Nintendo Switch How to transfer/redownload/archive games and DLC
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This will not break or mess up anything. Your accounts are still separate, even though they are parent/child accounts.
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