How come Eastern RPGs rarely embrace the concept of vigilantism?

>>3784228 (OP)
because you would traditionally rather fall on your sword rather than call your lord out for his stupid actions. vigilantism doesn't really have a place.

>>3784228 (OP)
They do. It's just... mostly Eroge, to be fair.

>>3784228 (OP)
What RPGs embrace the concept of vigilantism?

>>3784228 (OP)
>>3784254
Only one of the most popular JRPGs of recent years dumbass

>>3784273
>only one
Look up the word "rare", "dumbass".

>>3784555
Huuuuuuge ESL failure on your part

>>3784273
I meant actual RPGs, not jRPGs.

>>3784631
> Eastern RPGs
nigga wot?

>>3784228 (OP)
Because Japan tends to associate stuff like that in the modern day with the student protests of the 60s which was a movement backed by the Japanese Communist Party and almost tore the country apart.

>>3784652
Reading problem?
If Japan shies away from vigilantism in jRPGs, then what European RPGs embrace it?

>>3784717
European isn't Eastern there.

>>3784556
>ESL out of nowhere
okay newfag

>>3784927
Where?

>>3784228 (OP)
We need a proper Water Margin adaptation. Suikoden used it as foundation, but you're not really playing as bandits.