Cadaver747: This series is not that bad, some of the sets (enhanced by computer graphics) and costumes are done at a high level. However, the liberties taken with the plot and the juggling of characters (some of them appearing in the most unexpected places, while others are simply cut) really bother me.

Nevertheless, I would recommend this series to those who haven't read the books, as well as to those who have read them and enjoyed the series.

But if you haven't read the books, be sure to do so after watching.

With that, I bid you farewell until better times.

maxpoweruser: WoT are you talking about?

Zimerius: I'm now at ep.5 and, i developed a new skill :-)

In the first couple of episodes of this 2d season i went like " huh " or " was this???" and even " now i do need to read the books again " but now, after this episode my brain is all like : " you know, dear one.... The way the events are currently unraveling.. I mean, this could be a truth right? Only some parts of the story are taken with liberty, and of course, a book needs to be portrayed differently to fit the tv show ( is this still a thing? or should it be called a streaming show?? ). " And i'm really like : " uhm yea, you could be right " and " Selene is to hot to be true so that helps in a lot of ways " -Brain : " yea, yea we have thing for bad women though usually not this old of age " and not to forget " the portraial of those Seanchanens is pretty cool too "

But.... don't get me wrong here.... I mean, wasn't this happening with the Witcher too? Up to season 2 there was only a little discontent but afterwards hell literally broke loose... People burning their netflix subscriptions. Actors blowing the whistle. The writer who proclaims to add a new chapter to the books just to burn out this evil memory the streaming series turned into.

Will dis happen with the Wheel too?

Amy1133: The ultimate impact on the fan community can be unpredictable, but adaptations can introduce the story to new audiences and encourage reading the original books.