Welcome to another edition of my Diablo Immortal gameplay using Monk and Demon Hunter. It has been a while since I started playing Diablo Immortal and I am starting to feel that enemies are getting stronger and my character died in this gameplay. In this edition, I used both my Monk and Demon Hunter to finish King Fahir Quest which did not end by killing King Fahir itself because there is a twist to the quest after I defeated King Fahir.

In this gameplay, one of the bosses that I came to encounter is Alvas. Alvas is a boss that has a jumping attack. His jumping attack is easy to avoid because it has a reticle where he is going to land. Alvas has 21K HP which is a fairly moderate HP for a boss. But he sure packs a punch, if you are careless he has the capability to kill my level 29 Demon Hunter. It is a going thing Demon Hunter is a long-range character so I used it to my advantage to strike away from Alvas. I keep on moving so that I will not be surrounded by the minions of Alvas. It is a good thing that Demon Hunter has a skill called "Daring Swing" which I am using to escape whenever I felt being trapped or mobbed by my enemies.

Corphet the Venomwing is a formidable boss, it has an attack with splash damage but there is also a green circle indicator where the attack will have an effect. I used it to my advantage by getting out of the AoE of the attack. Carpet has 56K HP but I felt that this boss lacked armor. As I have somewhat of an easy time killing this boss using Demon Hunter.

This boss has a ray/beam attack that swings from one side to another. I used my Demon Hunter's Daring Swing skill to avoid that. But I actually did not notice if using Daring Swing really avoids that attack as I failed to observe. This icon has pesky minions that only delay the inevitable. I still used the "keep moving" strategy on this boss to avoid death.

Since the main quest on this gameplay is about King Fahir I expected that once I get rid of King Fahir, the quest is finished and I also expect that King Fahir will be very hard to kill but I found out that he is not very hard to kill, but his damage is something to be afraid of. But since I am employing the "keep moving" strategy it is only a matter of time until I killed him. King Fahir has 79K HP which took me about three minutes to kill him.

Just like I said earlier there's a twist in the King Fahir quest. As it turns out, killing King Fahir is not the end of the quest, instead, I got to battle two more bosses in order to complete the quest. The first boss is the Colossal Tomb borer which is located in a wooden elevator on the way down to the next boss (which is the final boss) on the King Fahir quest.

Segithis is probably the hardest boss that I battled since playing Diablo Immortal since I need to destroy first its feet before I can finally kill this boss. It took me about five to kill this boss. As far as I observed this boss can also be killed fast enough but you have to be always on the move so that you will not die. After eliminating two of them you will now be able to actually kill it.

Below are the Monk pieces of equipment I used in this gameplay and in completing the King Fahir quest. As of this gameplay, there is no socketed equipment in my Monk's equipment and all of them came from loots.

Below are the Demon Hunter pieces of equipment I used in this gameplay and in completing the King Fahir quest. As of this gameplay, there is no socketed equipment in my Monk's equipment and all of them came from loots.

In this gameplay, I still do not feel the "Pay to Win" aspect of the game as I am fairly able to complete the quest using just the equipment that is being drooped from the game. In terms of my character usage, I felt that Monk is a lot stronger than Demon Hunter as I completed the quest a little bit easier than using my Demon Hunter. The fun part of using Demon Hunter is you can hit the enemy from a distance. If you want close-quarters combat chose Monk.

That is all for now guys, catch you up with the next one. Wishing you all safety, good health, and abundance.