Wait for it…

We're already almost back to the dark-ages of "mainframe computers".

When you had to pay for every time slice to run your program (of course, on "someone else's computer").

The age of "personal computers" is almost over again. (A "personal computer", what a silly idea anyway. Everybody knows that only experts™ can maintain a computer-system properly. That's nothing an "user" could do! IBM told you that already 50 years ago. See, they've been right the whole time… /s).

It's already moving that way. This resale law will gut the low-end of game sales. Regulation like this is just going to reward the big dogs and cut out the little guy.

Wait til HNers/gamers find out they can’t even play games in their Steam library if they’ve been offline for too long.

When it happened to me, I switched to GOG permanently.

Already the case for many games, especially if you count 'Free To Play, requires subscription to access most content'

If the true nature of those transactions is clear to consumers, then it would be an improvement over the status quo.

Stadia sales pitch