As for "rebelling" - most rebellions fail. That's the truth of the matter. If they can ban gaming, then they probably have soviet-style police-state powers, and you can't fight against that. The Soviet Union only fell because the government got soft - Gorbachev, bless him, was big ole softy who let the people become brave. If Stalin was in charge during the 80's, he'd have crushed all protests and the Soviet Union would still be around to this very day. If you have an authoritarian enough government, NO rebellion can possibly win. Look at North Korea - even Starvation hasn't brought down the government, because the government has atomized society - you can literally trust NO ONE. If you can't trust anyone, how can you build a revolution? The trick to staying in power is to atomize society - turn ever 3rd person into an informant. Put spies everywhere. Randomly arrest people for no reason - that's what Stalin did, and Stalin was never challenged or overthrown, because he had such a tight grip on soviet society that any organization against him was literally impossible. He turned everyone against each other and used his insanely random brutality to scare people stiff. And this was back in the 30's - today, surveillance equipment is much more advanced and it's easier than ever for police to quickly suppress rebellions and protests - look at China: they have thousands of very large protests EVERY YEAR, and yet you never hear about them. Why? Because the minute a protest breaks out the Chinese government is on them in literally MINUTES, beating the hell out of them. And China is a comparatively open society compared to places like North Korea.
It might hurt to say this, but history has proven that if a government really wants to, it can destroy any threat to it, if it is ruthless and bloody enough. Despite leading Germany into Disaster, there was never a wide spread popular rebellion against Hitler. Only a few generals ever tried to kill him - the majority of the population was cowed into utter submission. Same with the Roman Emperors - no internal uprising ever lasted long - they crucified sparticus, just so ya know. He didn't win.
So I'd flee and go to a freer nation and try to organize external pressure to break the bad government. Organized resistance is usually hopeless - the rebels straggle on and on for a while, but often never achieve anything without the help of people in positions of power.
That's another alternative - stay, but don't rebel - instead, enter the system itself and conspire to overthrow the regime.
So I'd run.
