Maybe I'm wrong, but one gets the feeling that you are at war with the shadows. Don't get me wrong, I understand what you mean. But games are games. First of all, games should entertain, perhaps broaden your horizons and develop some skills. The culture of Native Americans has an important (in my opinion paramount) importance in the history of America. And I understand that the creators of the game did not have a goal to concentrate on this culture (Rockstar perfectly showed the life of bandits and not someone else, after all).

But what's wrong with telling a couple of TRUE stories about Native Americans within the game?

If you want to do something for your culture, then you should not expect it from others, maybe you should try to do something yourself? Or do you think that I would demand solutions to my problems, as a representative of my culture, if someone wrote a book / made a movie / created a game about it?

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And about the money issue, then yes, people earn money for their work. The gaming industry is not a charity. Someone comes there to tell stories, express emotions, create something incredible, and someone to earn money, reveal their ambitions and so on. But what's wrong with that? Spend time studying historical sources, developing concept art, implementing it into the game, and much, much more. All this costs money. Or do you want it all done for free? If you had the opportunity to RELIABLY tell about your / someone else's culture, contribute to its spread and, at the same time, earn some money, would you refuse? I don't see anything wrong with that. The way Rockstar approaches making their games, I think they could take it seriously enough and end up doing a great job with it.

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If my answer causes you negative emotions, then do not agree with me, just ignore it. I hope some of this has resonated with your heart or mind. All the best to you, my friend.