Or better yet, picture this short commercial:

A man and woman are talking, he's complaining about his current incumbent elected official. She says "Don't just complain vote him out of office"...fast forward a few weeks and he's voting (using an old-timey lever voting machine) for the incumbent because it's the only name he recognizes.

Immediately upon reaching the bottom of the arm swing he gets hit with a whole lotta USDA Grade A prime DC, prompting him to remember all his complaining and swing the other arm. He leaves the booth, shaking his head and muttering "close call."

Screen fades to black, slogan appears character-by-character from left to right:

"Volt to re-vote".

Yes. Prove to me that, of those 100k pirated copies, enough people would actually have purchased the game to make it worth the cost and frustration of the DRM itself. Every pirated copy is NOT a lost sale...it applies to the *AA, and it applies here.

This just proves they made a game a lot of people wanted to play, and a lot of those people are cheapskates.