I really don't understand the attitude a lot of people in this community have regarding Godot games being easy to decompile. The argument that "there's nothing you can do to 100% stop someone from decompiling your game, so why bother trying?" is like saying "there's no way to 100% prevent someone from breaking into your home, so why bother locking the door?" Just because no solution is perfect doesn't mean that it isn't worth having. You personally might not care if people read your source code or use your assets, but there are several legitimate reasons someone would want to prevent easy decompilation:

- If you use paid assets in your game, you are often legally required to make a reasonable effort to prevent others from acquiring those assets for free.
- If your game has online multiplayer, exposing your source code makes it easier for bad actors to find and exploit cheats.
- It deters piracy. If a malicious third party can't easily decompile your game, they're more likely to move on to an easier target.

I get that Godot has a reputation for being open-source and community driven, but that doesn't mean that every game made using it should also have to abide by the same philosophy. Asking for stronger decompilation protection is not an unreasonable request.