Cakewalk Command Center

Well, I bought the Platinum license when it came out but ignored it,
 
Now I am ready to download and install, and i think I will use the CCC.
 
I have seen controversies about the Cakewalk Command Center, but nothing specific I could understand.
 
Is there any reason not use the Command Center?
 
It looks like using the old download method I will need to download and install about 20 separate programs to make it complete.
 
I bought the software direct from Cakewalk, and I already have X2 and X3 installed. Generally the computer is online.
 
Thanks for your advice

By default CCC installs everything on the system drive just like the default installation of X2 and X3. The original version did not make provision for alternate locations except for a custom VST folder and where the installers are cached.
 
The latest version of CCC now supports a verbose option which provide more control over where components are installed.
 
All CCC custom settings are accessed by clicking the gear in the upper right of the CCC UI.
 
If you plan on using the default locations on the system drive, then CCC is already configured for that. If you want to relocate plug-ins use the settings screen in CCC. If you want the most control possible, turn on the verbose option in the settings screen.

 
I believe if you want all the lights to be green in the CCC you'll have to redownload the many GBs of loops, samples and other content that you probably already have.  Or you can hide their entries by expanding "Sonar Platinum", right clicking on an item and selecting "Hide this product".