So, I've been using RPG Maker for months now. I find the program very useful. Let's me make the maps easily, make my own characters and write the dialogue, allows me to do coding within the software to change it. However...my family just doesn't seem to understand. They keep calling it an, "Easy way out," or, "Using a cookie cutter." I try my hardest to explain to them how successful people who use it can be, but they just refuse to listen. They say I NEED to make my own code, use C-Sharp, code from scratch. I'm no good at that stuff, but they think I have to, or I may as well give up. It's not true, right? Will this not be a good program to be a permanent game developer?