Bethesda has made good on their promise, and its classic DOOM games can now be played without a Bethesda.net login.
Old school DOOM fans were elated when Bethesda announced at QuakeCon 2019 the first three original DOOM games were now available for PlayStation 4 (and other consoles). Their excitement quickly soured when they discovered the games required a Bethesda.net login to access some features or even the whole game itself.

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