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One is designed for a specific genre and requires way more work to reverse engineer than using almost anything else out there to make any other kind of genre than was designed for.
GameMaker is a collection of unparticular mechanics and features for you to paint on to a blank canvas of a new project while RMMV spits out a working prototype of what your game will be the moment you start a new project.
A better question will get you more applicable answers, because I'm sure you figured this much out on your own already if you've seen the previews for both products on Steam Store alone. Neither is a bad tool, but one is better than the other in context of what you're trying to do.
On the off-chance you're trying to make a game that looks and sounds and plays like an RPG Maker Game, but want to know if you should make it instead with Game Maker, then RPG Maker was your answer.
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A chainsaw is designed for one very specific task and it does that task relatively adequately. If you try to use it for everything you could possibly need a tool for you'll quickly find it inadequate and possibly utterly useless. You might be able to hammer a nail with a chainsaw but probably not very well. On the other hand if all you need to do at all is cut up logs, then the chainsaw is what you want. The tools on the other hand will still probably get you there, and if you're clever in using them you might be able to even cut up the logs even better than the chainsaw, but it might take a while to set it all up.
Gamemaker is the garage full of tools, RPG Maker is the chainsaw, and cutting logs is turn based JRPGs. Do you want to make nothing but turn based JRPGs? You might like RPG Maker. Gamemaker is far more useful for far more other things.
Can you elaborate on that statement on 3rd party tools? PGMMV is on my wishlist and I'm curious what you mean with that.
does gms2 not
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I know of no part of the licensing agreement between a creator and yoyogames that prohibits such things, except the clause which requires you to make 'legal' content. In some countries, nsfw content could be considered illegal. The fact of the matter, though, is that yoyogames does not have any say if you utilize the program to create anything you desire. Someone's even made a malicious program using the tools in GMS, although it wasn't used for a malicious purpose (just a prank). The fact of the matter is that your code is your code.