Well, considering it does also kill some interesting features like family sharing and potentially a few other things, I'm not sure this is a "good" outcome. I think complaining about the DRM is shortsighted, and the problem really was the messaging by Microsoft, and not the actual technology implementation. I don't think this is good news for consumers, necessarily - it's good for places that resell and rent games, but I don't think it's "good" for consumers in all ways. DRM can still be added by publishers (just like on the PS4), and this won't change that.
