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CMV: Telling an underrepresented group in any media (games/movies etc) to go "make it their own stuff" is a completely valid option.

Asians underrepresented in media in the West? Well they got Korean, Chinese, Indian and Japanese cinema/media. Not only that but these became global phenomenons and attracted tons of interest to the respective countries. We have all heard of K-Dramas, K-Pop, Bollywood, Anime, J-Dramas, J-Pop and various martial arts movies like IP man etc. In fact Asian cinema has been attractive for western born Asian actors, with many of them choosing to go back to their home countries for career opportunities and even being noticed by Hollywood AFTER landing it big there.

Secondly, why would one group want another group to attempt to represent them properly? Only to get mad when they make mistakes? The logic behind that makes no sense to me. We’ve seen it time and time again in gaming and movies, where minority/underrepresented groups demand representation from white guys who don’t really know anything about them. There’s no way they’d be able to accurately depict these things, even with help, because many “experts” in the cultures don’t agree with each other. A good example a game that recently came out called Detroit, the writer for the game changed things up this time and stepped back a bit and took input from a lot of sources. Even with that quite a few gaming journalists had complaints about being misogynistic, demeaning civil rights movements etc. For a more western successor story with regards to this, look no further than Marvel’s Black Panther, which boosted a mostly African American cast as well as director and did well. A lot of the reason behind this success was that many people found that aspect appealing. 

So yes, I definitely think that "go make it yourself" is a completely valid option, please attempt to CMV.
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> Secondly, why would one group want another group to attempt to represent them properly? 

They are Americans. Those K-dramas and Bollywood are representing Koreans and Indians, not minority groups in America. 

> For a more western successor story with regards to this, look no further than Marvel’s Black Panther, which boosted a mostly African American cast as well as director and did well. A lot of the reason behind this success was that many people found that aspect appealing.

Which was spearheaded by Marvel. This is the opposite of 'make your own stuff'.