Demetrious Johnson offers his thoughts on Diablo IV Beta
Demetrious Johnson provided his first impressions of Diablo IV.
Diablo is an action role-playing video game series that allows players to experience a dark fantasy world. After successfully releasing three editions, the fourth version is set to be released on June 6th, with a more expensive option to play four days earlier.
The reigning ONE flyweight world champion is a massive fan of the Diablo series. He had the opportunity to play the beta version of Diablo IV and posted his reaction on his YouTube channel, which has 197k subscribers. During the video, ‘Mighty Mouse’ had this to say:
“The biggest thing I would say I love about this game is one, the environment. With Diablo III, I felt like they got away from what was so great about Diablo II, which was the environment, the dark tone that the game gave the player. Obviously this game is more immersive and that is one of the key things I love about it.”
Johnson continued by saying:
“Number two, I love how easy it was for my friends to jump in and join me on my adventure. Nowadays when it comes to multiplayer, you want the easiest, fastest, convenient way to group up with your party. That was one of the biggest things I really loved about the beta. The third thing, I made a clan, it was very easy to send invites.”
Watch Demetrious Johnson react to the Diablo IV beta below:
What’s next for Demetrious Johnson?
Demetrious Johnson’s love for video games is a side hustle until he retires from fighting. ‘Mighty Mouse’ last fought in August 2022, defeating Adriano Moraes for the ONE flyweight world championship. The 36-year-old is now looking to defend his throne for the first time against the same opponent.
Demetrious Johnson def. Adriano Moraes - Flying Knee - ONE on Prime 1 https://t.co/5bzJYXk0i6
Johnson vs. Moraes 3 will headline ONE Fight Night 10 on Prime Video, the promotion’s first event on North American soil. ‘Mighty Mouse’ looks to further his legacy by ending the series with a second win against the always dangerous ‘Mikinho.’ The historic event can be seen live and for free by North American Prime Video subscribers.