The most significant argument against "bezplatne pobieranie" of indie games is ethical. Unlike AAA titles produced by multinational corporations with million-dollar marketing budgets, Mon Bazou is likely the product of one or two developers. Purchasing the game legally (often priced between $15–$20 USD) directly supports continued development: bug fixes, new parts, map expansions, and multiplayer features. Every unauthorized download of v0.372 is not a "lost sale" in the strictest sense (some pirates never would have paid), but it is a denial of support. It devalues the countless hours of coding, modeling, and testing. The phrase "bezplatne" (free) ignores the real cost borne by the developer: lost income that could have been reinvested into the game. A player who pirates an early version also misses out on the community-driven feedback loop that shapes early access titles.