Never played the game (fuck westerners lol) but I notice there is a correlation between being deeply immersed in rdr2 and being miserable
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Within the story of the game there are indigenous people, and you can decide whether and how to help them resist the US army. I thought it was respectful although it seemed pretty pessimistic about their predicament at that time. There's a debate between indigenous characters as to what effectively preserving their people means against an enemy like the US.
But I'm a
so what do I know.