The intent "don't turn off my games!" is generally good, but in practice the most likely thing that'll come from this is one of:
1. It passes, and subsequently a large amount of games just don't launch in the EU. GG. 2. Nobody can write enough caveats to make it workable, and it's abandoned. 3. People don't care because it's just videogames.
I'm broadly supportive of "can we make offline modes standard where the game in it's current design reasonably could be played offline", but that kind of language is too loose for legislation, and too prescriptive for technical innovation.