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Watch it get cancelled after three seasons at most with how netflix is going.
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."
Well, at least there's a good chance it will be a good adaptation.
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That's where I'm at. Full Firefly Effect for me. Netflix doesn't invest in long term story development and structure and just wants new hype trains and kills anything that doesn't get there after one season. Or kills it after 3 because they have metrics that shows maintain or shrink in audience after.
Assassin's Creed could be fresh in a franchise that needs it, but I fear it won't last.
I think the risk is that this is a adaptation of a well established franchise. It is highly likely that, if good, the initial response will be glowing but over time just lose that wow factor. I'm a little worried The Witcher (2019) will fall into the same issue.
"Watch it get cancelled after three seasons at most with how netflix is going."
It'll be lucky if it even gets renewed for a second season at this rate.
Netflix has announced they are making a live action series
based on hit game franchise Assassin's Creed. Details are forthcoming.