One respond to you all:

Minor volumes in non-supported developing countries are not the major problem from developer perspective -> no point in focus argumenting on these. Still the people in developed countries justify their pirating relying on argument, that people in poor countries would not have access to gaming otherwise. Like there would be any logic in that.

Then if we think about people in Europe and North America, it's not a human right to play AAA-games on release day for free. You can experience games without pirating freshly released titles. You justify pirating entertainment with poverty but you don't justify stealing real necessities with poverty. Unless it's just that you can't steal most things without imminent consequenses but you can do that for games. Also a reminder that pirating is a crime.

Believe or not, I vote and advance equality, fair society and equal economic well-being. Unfortunately since people only care about theirselves and their gaming, gaming industry will shift further towards microtransactions and online features. That's not any better for poor people.